like this:
Long id = viewLink.getValueLong();
Customer customer = CustomerDAO.findByPK(id);
getContext().setRequestAttribute("customer", customer);
setForward("view-customer.htm");
By setting context things as request attributes
and forwarts are filenames as strings..
So i can't say it is really similar..
johan
On 12/7/05, Gavin <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I have been looking at wicket for some time and really like what I see. The
other day I came across Click (http://click.sourceforge.net/). This seems to
be similar to wicket. It may be worth having a look at it to see what can be
learnt.
Things I found very nice were
- their documentation and examples
- their control callback
(http://click.sourceforge.net/docs/controls.html#control-interface )
- their velocity integration
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