Amen to that. It is a bit confusing with all these pointers to
different places. Some stuff is in CVS only, some can be downloaded
directly.
Also, simple and effective instructions for us newbiew on how to
quickly get the example project to build properly in Eclipse. Now I
check out from cvs and miss another project. Should I get that one as
well? wicket-phonebook builds nicely with maven, but I haven't got a
working setup in Eclipse yet. Will fiddle on with it tonight.
Btw, I look forward to JavaPolis!
/Per
7 dec 2005 kl. 12-07 | v.49 |17.09 skrev Eduardo Rocha:
In my opinion, it's time to organize things a little bit. Currently I
see these three projects like this:
wicket-phonebook: uses the reapeters extension package and a kind of
spring integration (service locator);
wicket-contrib-spring: has code to allow injection of spring beans,
but no usage example;
wicket-contrib-spring-examples: it is outdated, using a king of spring
integration that maybe no one is using actually;
So, people say "John, look at these three projects...", but there is a
lot of confusion.
My suggestion:
for wicket-contrib-spring-examples: a very simple example using
wicket-contrib-spring, using a simple ListView
for wicket-phonebook: a killer application, using Wicket's last
features. It is already using reapeaters, maybe it could use a
DatePicker, maybe some ajax, certainly the new spring integration,
etc...
2005/12/7, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I read from Juergen's message, that the wicket-contrib-spring and
wicket-contrib-spring-examples are more appropriate. You may want
to check
that also. Both are also available through anon cvs on the wicket-
stuff
project.
At least, they provide the latest and greatest insights into
Wicket and
Spring. There has been quite a discussion and progression a few
weeks back.
Martijn
On 12/7/05, John Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
John,
For the true demonstrator, you need to check out (from anon-cvs)
the
wicket-phonebook example. You can find it here:
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
:/cvsroot/wicket-stuff co
wicket-phonebook
I think it uses the latest and greatest from Wicket. Perhaps
Igor can
shed a light on that?
Thanks, checked this out and am taking a look now.
John
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