I guess you mean WicketExamplePage.html? You can consider
WicketExamplePage as an abstract page (maybe we should actually put in
the abstract keyword here) in the sense that it is not meant to be used
directly. Wicket allways tries to match the concrete type first before
falling back on the super type.
An example: page C extends page B extends page A. If you call page C,
and C.html exists in the same package as where C is, that markup file is
used. If C.html does not exists, B.html is tried in the same package as
B. If B.html is found, it will be used for both B and C. In all cases,
even if A had A.html it wouldn't have been used. /Unless/ you use markup
inheritance, in which case the parent's markup /is/ actually used.
Same story goes for any component that has markup associated, like
Panels and Borders.
Eelco
Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
The GuestBook sample subclasses wicket.examples.WicketExamplePage. But
where can I find that in the Java packages? I also downloaded the
examples, but couldn't find it there either.
-- Geertjan
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