Norbert Sándor wrote:
Thanks for the fast reply!!
I checked the archives, you created the mind map about web frameworks.
May I get it?
Yep, I'll send it to you. Entirely my own opinion though.
I don't understand why you would want to create pages without any
HTML template. Could you elaborate on what you want to achieve? You
have to understand that by design markup plays a central role in
Wicket. If you want to rely more on custom rendering without
templates, you should consider whether Echo or JSF are more suitable
to your needs.
I would like to make possible to deploy new components at runtime.
For example each user can have its own page layout with its own
components. This information is stored in a database for example.
Is this kind of dynamic page layout possible and practical to do with
Wicket?
Sure. Wicket's concept of panels is very flexible. A panel can be
anything, so you defer what actual components are on them. And you can
nest panels as deep as you like. Works with forms too.
So, combine using borders and/ or 1.1's markup inheritance with panels,
and you can pretty much get to every dynamic page you want.
Eelco
Br,
Norbi
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