Re: [Wicket-user] Successful CRUD with Wicket: HOW TO

[Martijn Dashorst]

Wicket 1.2 is almost ready for release candidates, and when that happens, a final should not be far away. Just please keep upgrading to the newest RCs and test rigorously, that will help iron out any bugs.

Martijn

On 3/21/06, Ayodeji Aladejebi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

thanks for this news anyway....i have used databinder with wicket 1.1 but the moment i switched to wicket 1.2..it broke the app. but it will be great news to know he will port it to wicket 1.2 soon

thanks

 

 

On 3/21/06, Steve Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

I am using Databinder with Wicket and couldn't be happier.  It is very simple and for me, it is the right tool for the job.  I don't need the complexity of Spring for my current project, so Databinder fit the bill.

I am not sure what the problem is that you are having with Databinder, but I am sure Nathan will be able to help you.  I believe he is currently busy upgrading Databinder to use the new Wicket 1.2 beta.  You can find his email at the bottom of this page: http://databinder.net/faq.html
 

Steve

On 3/21/06, Ayodeji Aladejebi < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:

Really,

i just want to find out what the wicket team recommends for a successful CRUD application.

Now I enjoy Hibernate as a ORM tool, I love wicket  for a web  tool but i realize that most contrib projects that attempt to wire this two lovely projects introduced spring greatly. Now my Spring lesson is minimal. Are you guys saying that it is important to learn Spring to develop a successful CRUD application based on Hibernate and Wicket?

 

Its fun seeing the wicket-spring-phonebook-example working fine when i deploy it but its not fun when i think i have to learn more of spring to have a good CRUD application to work out fine?

I had focused my effort on wicket and hibernate and then i see Spring Spring Spring everywhere :). I love the java space...they keep ur head alive everytime.

 

so please guys what do u recommend.

 

Now the old Databinder was doing an excellent job but i want to think its not a Wicket team project neither is it a wicket-contrib project cuz it has failed to progress as i expected. And when i checked out the wicket-contrib-hibernate, i wasnt even happy with it like databinder.net. And remember that it's not all of us that want to develop heavy weight banking application yet. so what do I do?

 

just an advice

 

thank you.
 

- dabar

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