I’ve seen that within a <wicket:link> tag we can write
ordinary HTML links and have Wicket lings automatically generated. The Component Reference examples use it
as follows: <wicket:link> <ul> <li><a
href="PanelPage.html">wicket.markup.html.panel.Panel</a></li> <li><a
href="BorderPage.html">wicket.markup.html.border.Border</a></li> </ul> </wicket:link> But in all the examples, the linked pages were in
the same package as the page doing the linking. Can we use <wicket:link> to link to pages in other packages of our
application? If so, then how do we indicate
the path (so as to distinguish between page classes with the same name in
different packages)? Would I use something like Unix
relative path notation? Or is <wicket:link> only useful for linking within a package? |
- [Wicket-user] <Wicket:link> question Frank Silbermann
- Re: [Wicket-user] <Wicket:link> question Juergen Donnerstag
- RE: [Wicket-user] <Wicket:link> question Frank Silbermann
- Re: [Wicket-user] <Wicket:link> question Igor Vaynberg
- Re: [Wicket-user] <Wicket:link> question Juergen Donnerstag