I am interested in creating a complex form in Java code without needing to
manually configure any html for that form. In Swing for example, when you
create a text field, it automatically has a default representation/view. If
I decide I'd like to change the view, I set a new UI object.
It basically would be really sweet to be able to create forms, form
elements, form layouts directly in Java code - and then later be able to
tweak or tailor layout, css, etc. (perhaps via fragments?) As a Swing
developer, I tend to develop every aspect of UIs in code.
I've been using Wicket for just a couple of days. Where should I be looking?
How do I approach this? strategies, Fragments, WebComponents? markup
inheritance? ...
Thanks,
Phil
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