Frank, I am assuming that you want to use something like the CompoundPropertyModel? By default, if a component does not have a model, it searches through its component hierachy until it finds a model. Therefore, you should be able to just add the model to the page and not add a model to the text boxes.
Thanks, Frank Silbermann wrote: > Suppose I have defined a MyPanel that contains two Wicket components: > textBoxA and textBoxB. > > My page contains two instances of MyPanel - myPanel1 and myPanel2. > > How do I define my page's ComponentModel so that all four textboxes - > myPanel1.textBoxA, myPanel2.textBoxA, myPanel1.textBoxB and > myPanel2.textBoxB - can inherit their models from it? > > -- Philip A. Chapman Desktop and Web Application Development: Java, .NET, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL Linux, Windows 2000, Windows XP
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