Hi,
   I am new to Wicket and so far I love it. Thanks for the guys behind it.
   In my application, there is a requirement to display tabular data, but the number of columns as well as the type of data in the columns are determined dynamically, that is, they are not known ahead of time when HTML is designed. How do I do this?
   To explain further, there is a search functionality that searches across many objects (each with their own attributes). So, if the results are of type object1, there will be 'n' columns in the output (with each of them being one of the n attributes of object1) and if the results of of type object2, there will be 'm' columns in the output (with each column being one of the m attributes of object2).
    Is it possible to do this using wicket? Generally speaking, is it always necessary to have the static HTML pages with hardcoded wicket:ids?
    Thanks again.
- Sriram Gopalan

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