thanks for the offer to help, but i think we've already got enough cooks in the kitchen for now. ;-)
Jan Blok wrote:
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 thatmatter) 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 webe of help
making these changes?
Jan
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