Eelco,
Yeah, I can see that can be inconvenient.
Actually, it's a pretty good thing, on second thoughts. This way, you'll
always know where to find your HTML file -- just look where its
Java-equivalent is in the source package structure and that's where the
HTML will be in the web structure... :-)
-- Gj
You must realize that, alltough Wicket gives you this possibility, the
default packaged one is the default and thus is the easiest to use.
If you want it totally your way, it should be possible to provide your
own lookup mechanisms. I haven't actually checked this, and do not
know how difficult that is. Just know that Juergen and Chris said
something about that option a long time ago.
Eelco
Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
I'm a bit behind on the discussion, but if you want to set (actually
add) another resource lookup path, that is easy. E.g. when I want to
load the HelloWorld example from WEB-INF of the web application, I do:
protected void init()
{
getSettings().addResourceFolder("WEB-INF");
}
in HelloWorldApplication, and put the templates (in this case just
HelloWorld.html) in WEB-INF + full path as packages (in this case
'WEB-INF/wicket/examples/helloworld).
Aaaaaaaaaaah. Now it works... :-)
I didn't realize that the FULL PATH AS PACKAGES was needed.
So I had this:
protected void init() {
String root =
getWicketServlet().getServletContext().getRealPath("");
getSettings().addResourceFolder(root);
}
But I hadn't put the HTML files in the same package structure as used
by the Java files.
This is slightly inconvenient (I prefer having all my HTML pages in
the web folder -- on the same level as WEB-INF), but not too bad.
Thanks a lot for all your help and patience!
Geertjan
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