Thank you, for the code
I'll take a look at it the next few days.
You are right that the jfly project doesn't inspire you very much, but the
edit table is taking a lot of time and it will be very important for my
future projects (it can be used for invoicnig for example).
I also have a couple of
Andrea,
Additionally... to make this thing commercial grade...
It would be nice to have a 100% width header bar at the top of the wizard
with the contigious linear layout of all states connected to each other by
arrows --> across the top whereby the current state is highlighted in bright
gree
Dude,
I attached the java files for a struts prototype. Not to confuse you but to
give you a fresh idea of the composition of the interfaces.
I am extremely picky about clean understandable functional concise
interfaces that model the natural world.
But this is a fun task. And if you nail i
Ken,
You have just given to me a very nice idea for the next web component I'll
add to jfly as soon as I'll finish the JFlyEditTable.
Thx for the idea,
kiuma
On 3/14/07, Ken nashua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Folks,
Does there exist a Wizard component anywhere.
I am hoping tapestry can accomo
Folks,
Does there exist a Wizard component anywhere.
I am hoping tapestry can accomodate a better widget model for this kind of
component. Struts turned out to be disorderly and sprawled.
The wizard I would like is a wizard that can operate it's states off of a
database so that in the event
