Then i looked at NavomaticBorder.html and changed this:
<wicket:link>
<a href = "" Page1.html">Page1</a><br/>
<a href = ""> <a href = ""
<a href = ""> </wicket:link>
Page1 works then and the Page4 link i can click on.
That shows me the Page4 but I reused the navomaticborder in page4 so Wicket:Link (auto link)
tries to suddenly resolve the same hrefs to urls. But Page1 and Page2 are not relative to Page4 so that will fail.
So that won't work with auto links..
johan
On 8/7/06,
Korbinian Bachl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,after i played 3 days with wicket, its time to come to a small conlcsion. To have it short, ill just write the pro and cons in my opinion. Later on i describe a problem i have with the mount i applied to the navomatic demo application.Wicket Pro:+ good idea and model+ intuitive and easy to understand+ few code needed+ OOCons:- documentation isn worth the word...(wiki tells you things that dont work, are deprecated etc - has anyone a clue what is the non-deprecated alternative to getSettings() ??? )- wicket Markup output is on by default (pls care for VALID html....)- wicket-webage looks nice, but try to find sth. specific on it is horrific (e.g. Wicket Library under Related Projets instead under Documentation... as a newbie i want docs and didnt think a minute for any additional projects)- mount seems broken completely if you use more than 1 packageMount problem description:i programmed the navomatic border example found on http://wicket.sourceforge.net/ExampleNavomatic.html and enhanced it with a fourth page (page4) wich lies in a subpackage (my default is de.navo, where navomatic, page1/page2/page3 are and the package de.navo.test helds the page4).I then created the init this way (i saw this recommended on javalobby and it makes sense to me, as i like putting things in a hirarchical way and ordered by their use -public void init() {getSettings().setStripWicketTags(true);
mount("/main", PackageName.forClass(navomatic.class));
}First i was happy, as it works as intended, but then i checked the pages - while the first 3 pages in main package are ok, the 4th in the subpackage has big problems - its link is http://localhost:8080/Navo2?wicket:bookmarkablePage=:de.navo.test.Page4 instead of the http://localhost:8080/Navo2/main/test/Page4 and if youre on page4, all links, includig to the page4 itself, are completly untouched (the code wicket should replace isnt replaced) - so i thought to set each page individually,try 2 was this:public void init() {
getSettings().setStripWicketTags(true);
mountBookmarkablePage("/Page1", Page1.class);
mountBookmarkablePage( "/Page2", Page2.class);
mountBookmarkablePage( "/Page3", Page3.class);
mountBookmarkablePage("/Page4" , Page4.class);
}there the first 3 pages work as intended, however on page4 all the links become untouched again and present the dummy text....
Best Regards,
Korbinian
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