Also keep in mind our ajax support is focused on behaviors not on components - thats why there arent very many of those. The point is to let you easily ajaxify components you already built or will build simply by adding the right behaviors.

Things like partial render/form submissions/links you will have to use our ajax support for, dojo simply doesnt know how to interact with wicket.

-Igor


On 6/7/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The core ajax support is very nice because it allows you to re-render
any component you want without having to code a single line of
_javascript_. Dojo and friends are richer on the _javascript_ side. But I
don't think you have to choose one or another; just mix 'n match
according to what you need. That's what we do all the time.

Eelco


On 6/5/06, Wouter de Vaal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to decide whether to use the dojo-toolkit from wicket-stuff
> or the native wicket-ajax support. Dojo looks very cool and has a lot
> of nice features and widgets, which may be easily incorporated using
> the wicket dojo-toolkit (right?) and the ajax features/widgets from
> wicket don't look very extensive to me (or am I missing something).
> So I'm leaning towards picking up the dojo solution and take the
> already build features and put them in my wicket app.
>
> So what are your thoughts? Pro's/con's, etc?
>
> I also read that Jeff Lin was busy porting the wicket dojo toolkit to
> support wicket 1.2, any new on this (hope he's reading this).
>
> Regards
> Wouter de Vaal
>
>
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