Hi folks,
I'm evaluating Wicket as a replacement for some of our web code. I've
checked out Spring and found out that besides the learning curve being very
high for anything but trivial tasks, it didn't save as much coding as I
expected...
So I've realized that some things that frameworks don't show you in tutorials
are usually the hard ones. I've been trying to find out how to do some things
in Wicket, but couldn't find anywhere in the docs or examples (I wonder if I
looked in the right places)
- what's the preferred way of nesting web pages? Like adding a default menu, a
header, etc. Would you <@page import> it?
- how do you provide per-field feedback? The feedback-panel component just
accumulates all fields in a single component.
- is there a way of forcing a filter before all pages (for instance, to check
if a login is present in the session) without having to edit all pages? Or
should I use a filter as in the Servlet API?
Thanks a lot!
[]s Gus
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