Well, in that case - I can't wait to get my hands on it :) Are you and Phil going to work together on this? I guess more brainstorming is required, right?
I would love to help if I can, with testing, feedback, etc. My vacation is coming up though. Jan -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan Carlson Sent: 21. juli 2005 15:52 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] RAD component integration > I think you should be able to have some control over the "layout" > of lists. Like Phil suggests. Do you agree? I definitely agree. The components I've built allow you to change the order and how a property is rendered. > Would it be possible to extend/modify/replace default edit > forms? A lot of times this is not going to be necessary, > but I think you need to have the ability. In the stuff I've done I try to keep in mind extendability (and replacing default components with your own). > When you clear bookmarks, is that per-class or all objects > regardless of class? I think it should only be for that class. I envision there being a different BookmarkList (hypothetical name right now) instance for each class. >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005-07-21 2:48:42 AM >>> It is really cool stuff you and Phil are discussing! With something like this Wicket will definitely be a very productive framework to use. I think your HTML example is just right. In one of my applications I have built something similar, only less sophisticated and done the hard way :) Having the filtering integrated in the table makes it very compact, nice. A couple of questions: I think you should be able to have some control over the "layout" of lists. Like Phil suggests. Do you agree? Also: Would it be possible to extend/modify/replace default edit forms? A lot of times this is not going to be necessary, but I think you need to have the ability. When you clear bookmarks, is that per-class or all objects regardless of class? - Jan > Congrats to Phil on the unveiling of his GridView panel. > > Please look at the attached HTML file. Are there other/better ways to > easily relate persistent objects in HTML? That is, other than using > bookmarks? This is the best/simplest idea that I can think of so far > given that HTML doesn't have nice drag-n-drop capability. > > I think "bookmarked" instances are important for our generic RAD > components to support so we can mix-and-match RAD panels between > different developers. RAD edit panels can put bookmarked instances into > dropdowns for easily creating relationshipse between objects. > > Thoughts? Brick bats? Go for it? > > - Jonathan > > > > ______________________________________________________________________ > This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and > intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they > are addressed. 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