On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 10:19:27 +0100, Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
>You've two possibilities to pass parameters
>a) <tag id="wicket-xxx" key="value"> which does not meet HTML DTD
>b) <tag id="wicket-xxx">
> <wicket:param key="value"/>
> <wicket:param key2=value2/>
> </tag>
>
> <tag id="wicket-xxx"/> <!-- you the open-close tag -->
> <wicket:param key="value"/>
>
> should work as well.
I thought that for presentation components you're supposed to
say:
<wicket:component name="myID" class="myClass" key="value" .../>
>All parameters will go into the attributes map accessible by the
>component. No setter/getter is called (yet).
How do you get at the attribute map? I don't see a method...
>> Secondly, I assume that the model object is my component object
>>i.e. RoundCornerPanel) unless I explicitly call setModel() and apply
>>it to another object. Is this correct?
>
>Not sure what you mean. Thinking about a Label the model will most
>likely be a String like "This is my Label". Using Model or
>PropertyModel you have very flexible and dynamic means to retrieve the
>label's text. But the Label itself is not the model.
For LoginPanel, I see username/password being set directly on
the Panel object and not on a separate object. I was asking what
happens if there is no model object associated with a Wicket component
(i.e. you call the constructor that doesn't set one)?
Gili
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