I had to solve this problem recently with user-created surveys. Essentially, I wrote a Panel for each input type (textfield, textareas, choices, etc) and add the Panels to the Form. Actually, it's a ListView contained by the Form:
Form > ListView > Panel
It's a bit of work, but well worth the flexibilty.
On 9/22/05, Clark, Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,I am new to Wicket (2 days old) and have found it very easy to use and understand ... I have managed to produce a simple GUI that took me 2 weeks using Tapestry in 2 days using Wicket and the contrib-DataView!!....so thanks for an excellent framework!!I have a question regarding dynamic form generation. We have a workflow product where our workflow developers define their forms in our design tool. These forms are then stored in XML and we then render them to our end-users. Is there a preferred solution for doing this in Wicket?? Is there a standard way to produce forms on-the-fly i.e without associated mark-up in the html file??ThanksSteve
