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Actually I just did this at work but I used fragments rather than
panels. We just need a simpler datatype->html widget look up so I just
went with fragments so that I don't need to build a bunch of java class
and html files. The fragments are named according to the type they
represent so I can simply say :
Fragment f = new Fragment("item", typeName);
f.add(new TextField(...));
etc.
There are, of course, some if checks to determine which component to add
to f but this makes it pretty easy to add new widgets. Now if we ever
need to start adding some very complex components I might move over to
using panels. But for our simple form builder, the fragments work just
fine.
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
>> Hello, I've been following the discussions here, and this one caught my eye.
>> Does this mean that Wicket is ill suited for example for creating dynamic
>> forms that are built dynamically at runtime after reading some page
>> definition file from xml or some other data store. I havent looked into
>> Wicket deeply, I just skimmed the surface, but I'm currently thinking about
>> converting a Struts solution that builds forms based on form metadata stored
>> in xml files. In my case, almost all jsp's have the same layout, and only
>> differ in the form fields shown.
>
> On the contrairy, Wicket is very well suited for that. Panels is the magic
> word.
>
> Eelco
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