| Hi Ingram, I have been using Wicket in a Webwork based application which I imagine would be very similar to what you want to do. Both frameworks register a Servlet to handle requests and can be mapped to any servlet path. I have had no problems switching from pages in one framework to the other. State can still be shared between frameworks using the HTTP session. I eventually plan to move all the code to Wicket and now that wicket supports stateless pages there is nothing stopping me completely removing Webwork. You cannot directly use your JSP pages in Wicket but it is extremely simple to capture the output of one (show source in your browser) and then add the necessary wicket:id tags. John. On 28 Jun 2006, at 12:58, Ingram Chen wrote: We want to merge wicket into exist struts project and there are some parts |
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