public class PeterBasePage extends WebPage implements IPeterPage
public class SomeOtherPage extends PeterBasePage
Wouldn't that work?
Eelco
Peter Veentjer - Anchor Men wrote:
But where is the Wicket page? I need a WicketPage somewhere and I
can`t cast my PeterPage to a WicketPage. At the moment I have some
doubt about the Proxy. Calls from within the proxied object are never
run through the proxy. I would rather that the bytecode of the class
was enhanced (on the fly) so no proxy was needed.
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Hillenius
*Sent:* Sun 17-7-2005 10:11
*To:* [email protected]
*Subject:* Re: [Wicket-user] Why no page interface?
Did you try what I suggested? Creating your own base page class (which
is a good idea anyway), extract the interface you want to proxy and let
your base page implement that. I've tried that (just to be sure), and it
worked without problems.
Eelco
> What I want:
> With my current Spring configuration, Spring checks if a new bean
> (could be a page) has any annotations, and if it does, it tries to
> create a proxy which delegates all calls to true implementation but
> enhances some with extra functionality. Like transactions, security
> etc. With my objects it is no problem (I have an interface with
> annotations and an implementation.. although I only use an interface
> (most time) just for the sake of proxying.
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