whee! go wicket!
people from a jsp/struts/mvc background are generally in for some
pleasant surprises with wicket...
i know this because i keep hearing people say "oh, it's a tapestry
clone". but these are mainly people who looked at it for 10 minutes,
because beyond the markup association technique that both use, they
really couldn't be more different. state management, for example - as
dariusz is about to find out - is enormously different between the two
ideas...
Phil Kulak wrote:
Nope, all that is taken care of you. Take a look at the user's guide
for some basic form info.
On 8/15/05, Dariusz Wojtas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have some data loaded into my form's model.
The model:
String id
String propB
String propC
I want to display for editing propB and propC.
Do I have to save/send 'id' in a hidden field to preserve its value on
next submit?
Or Wicket does some magic with session/request scoping here?
What are the options at all here? Is it configurable? How?
Darek
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