I agree with this, however so far i found no contact infos whatsoever, will look some more.
I figured some other wicket users might have experience with databinder.

Igor Vaynberg wrote:

have you tried emailing the author of databinder, that might be a better place to seek help.

-Igor


On 3/20/06, *Thibaut Colar* < [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    I believe with Databinder wich uses jaav5 annotations i don't need
    any
    xml  declaration.

    See the application class, "addAnnotedClass" call.

    public class HockeyPondApplication extends DataApplication
    {

            @Override
            protected Class getHomePage()
            {
                    return MyDataPage.class;
            }

            @Override
            protected void configureHibernate(AnnotationConfiguration
    config)
            {
                    super.configureHibernate (config);

                    // Loading the annotated Owner model
                    config.addAnnotatedClass(Owner
    <http://www.google.com/search?q=allinurl%3AOwner+java.sun.com&bntl=1
    
<http://www.google.com/search?q=allinurl%3AOwner+java.sun.com&bntl=1>>.class);
            }

    }



    Justin Lee wrote:

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    >The "Owner" you see there is the class.  You need to tell
    hibernate that
    >Owner is a hibernated class.  If you're using spring that's done in
    >applicationContext.xml.
    >
    >Thibaut Colar wrote:
    >
    >
    >>Hello there, I'm an experienced java developer, however new to
    wicket.
    >>
    >>I found wicket and think it looks great and decided to use it,
    though i
    >>wanted Hibernate too, so decided to use databinder.
    >>I installed databinder as explained on there site, and ran the
    examples
    >>locally without problems.
    >>
    >>For Info: I got databinder three days ago, i use java 5.0 and
    maven2,
    >>databinder uses i believe hibernate/ejb3 and wicket 1.1.
    >>
    >>Then i created my own Application using maven (as explained on the
    >>databinder site), it does compile, however as soon as i try to get
    >>something from the database (hibernate) it fails with this error:
    >>
    >>org.hibernate.hql.ast.QuerySyntaxException : Owner is not
    mapped. [from
    >>Owner order by name]
    >>
    >>"Owner" is my table name.
    >>
    >>The code i have is very very basic and short, and I've been over
    it 25
    >>hundred time, it is basically similar to the "bookmarks"
    example, yet it
    >>keeps failing with this error.
    >>
    >>I bet i am missing something obvious here, so please show me
    what it is :-)
    >>
    >>I put the whole code on my wiki (since it's kinda long in an email)
    >>
    >>http://wiki.colar.net/doku.php/databinder_issue
    >>
    >>Let me know what I'm doing wrong, so i can start sleeping
    again  :-)
    >>
    >>Thanks.
    >>
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