Ashley Aitken schrieb:
On 03/05/2006, at 5:42 PM, Timo Stamm wrote:
Instead of handling Strings yourself, it is perfectly possible to use
ECS or any other lib (like the ones that come with Jetty) for this task.
Yes, that was my hope (or that Wicket classes could optionally generate
the full HTML). But I am unsure how to inject the HTML into a Wicket
page at a particular location.
Would I just have something like a a SPAN or DIV tag with a wicket:id
and then dynamically put the string generated from ECS or similar in
there at run-time using a Label?
Exactly.
But I doubt that this integrates well with the rest of the wicket
world. Using Panels to generate markup dynamically is quite powerful.
I think that Wicket could handle this a bit more elegant, but it
really works well enough for most cases.
See this article for a very short introduction to using Panels for
dynamic markup:
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Create_dynamic_markup_hierarchies_using_panels
Yes thanks, I have seen that but it doesn't seem like it would scale to
generate arbitrary HTML - having a component for every different HTML
tag (pair) seems like overkill ;-)
Yes :)
Panels are useful to encapsulate common GUI elements with several lines
of markup, but not for single tags.
Timo
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