Hi,
> Personally, I doubt if it gets easier to use for people.
Not easier but also not harder, is my opinion.
> I am currently more in favor of keeping thing the way they
> are, but if
> I'd see some really good examples
The PropertyModel Jonathan Locke has shown is one of the best so far,
below is something I would use:
class Row implements IModel
{
private Map columndata;
public Object getObject(String id)
{
return columndata.get(id);
}
public void setObject(String id,Object obj)
{
columndata.put(id,obj)
}
...
}
> And why not just create your own model (or put it in contrib for that
matter) like:
> public abstract class IdModel implements IModel
> {
> private final Serializable id;
>
> public IdModel(Serializable id)
> {
> this.id = id;
> }
>
> public final Object getObject()
> {
> return onGetObject(id);
> }
>
> public abstract Object onGetObject(Serializable id);
>
> public final void setObject(Object object)
> {
> onSetObject(id, object);
> }
>
> public abstract void onSetObject(Serializable id, Object object);
>
> That would do what you want... you'd just need to feed
> components this
> model instead of using the constructors that create models
> for you. Or am I missing something here?
The current IModel definition requires many IModel instances, many
attach/detach calls to make for the framework, less end-users supported
per server/cpu.
Also the IModel methods signature change is very small and offers quite
some improvement, making wicket even better, btw I'm more than willing
to make these changes...
Jan
>
> >Its what I was suggesting, so how does this continue? Can we
> be of help
> >making these changes?
> >
> >Jan
> >
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