Nick Heudecker wrote:
Didn't work. So I have a Border component with the following markup:
<wicket:border>
<wicket:body/>
</wicket:border>
Then I have a Page with the following markup:
<span wicket:id="border">
<span wicket:id="eventSummaryPanel"/>
</span>
And the error is: "There must be exactly one <wicket:body> tag for
each
border compoment." Well, I have exactly one <wicket:body/> tag for
I just started learning wicket and one of the first things I ran into
was that error message. My problem was that I had a border component
like yours. In the page-java I tried to add the nested component to the
page thus:
Page.html
<span wicket:id="border">
<span wicket:id="message">
</span>
Page.java
add(new MyBorder("border"));
add(new Label("message", "the message")) ;
The problem is that the "message"-label does not belong to the page
anymore. It belongs to the "border" so you have to add the message to
the border and not the page.
This is confusing for someone like myself that comes from tapestry where
the same pattern works differently. The wicket error message is really
confusing too.
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