Agreed. One of Wicket's strengths should be that it is very easy to
create custom components. Well, here's a case where it would be
perfect to create your own DBImage component. It could extend from
WebComponent (it doesn't have a body) and just has to set the src
attribute and maybe the size attribs. You could either use
AttributeModifiers for that or override onComponentTag.

Eelco

On 10/5/05, Scott Sauyet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andrew Berman wrote:
> > Ok, I'll give it a shot.  Perhaps there should be an
> > ExternalImage class.  I can't imagine that I'm the
> > only one who needs something like this.
>
> I don't know what that would buy us.  There was some recent discussion
> on this list about whether Image should have height and width
> properties.  I wasn't following closely and don't remember the outcome.
>   If it did, then ExternalImage with the same API but a different manner
> of handling SRC attributes makes sense.  But as it is, all Wicket is
> doing is to set the SRC attribute for your image link, right?  I don't
> know that we need a separate class for that.
>
>    -- Scott
>
>
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