good idea... if i had the time for that! i really think that
updateFeedback() is about as general as you can get. there is no
limitation on what components a feedback component can watch or how and
there is no limitation on what the feedback component can do in response
to any kind of error condition (or any other condition you can dream
up). the only contract is that the framework will tell your feedback
component /when/ to update its look. i can't readily see any way to
make a more general design...
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
yeah, i get it now... but it's too complex now. it's a kind of wierd
hybrid between the old push model and your new pull model. i think
we need to refactor again and make it all a really simple, elegant
pull model...
It should be our goal to let people easily create custom feedback
components, not to just have the existing feedback panel and form
component feedback border (which I allways found too specific btw)
work in the way we think it is handy for people. I think we need the
feedback boundary and collection component concepts to ensure
flexibility. And I think such components should *not* be dependent
of our request processing cycle so much.
this much we ALL agree on. have a look at the proposal i just sent
out. i think we can make this whole thing a lot simpler somehow...
Sure, making it simpler is allways good.
Why don't we make a special example app in wicket-examples on the
different feedback scenario's we can think of? We'll have our
playground then, we document the different usages by it, and actual
cases make us think better about what we need.
Eelco
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