If a collection is returned by the get that collection is filled with the values.
But as far as i know we always did that, there is some code changed i think but we couldn't just
set a List in it. Because who is telling us that it is a list and not a set?
johan
On 4/20/06, Dave <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just upgraded wicket in my project from snapshot 20060302 to Release
Candidate 2 and am currently testing it.
I find that a ListMultipleChoice, which is accepting multiple
selections, is no longer receiving the selections made by the user. The
ListMultipleChoice is created with a PropertyModel that has a setter
with a List as parameter, but it is never called when I submit the form.
The getter is called just fine prior to showing the form to the user.
Is this a bug introduced somewhere between snapshot 20060302 and Release
Candidate 2 or do I have to change something as result of changed API?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Dave
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