Did you look at the phonebook example (found in the wicketstuff repository)?
It shows how to build a (simple) phone book web application using
wicket, spring and (hibernate|ibatis|shades)
It is basically a petstore, but a bit simpler
Martijn
On 5/24/07, Ravindra Wankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Craig,
It's been just over 2 weeks since I've started looking at Wicket. In
the past I've had to abandon evaluation of JSF and Struts 2 due to lack
of time. I was spending a lot of time writing code to decide if they
were the right choice. I could not find "applications" written from
where you
Ravi,
I'd be interested in hearing your out come of your evaluation. I'm in a
similar boat where my company is looking to move to a new UI framework,
their first choice or course is JSF and I'm pushing hard to go the wicket
route instead. If I can show them a website like yours and say that it
It is currently written using a combination of Struts1, WebMacro
(templating engine like Velocity), Torque etc. Due to the lack of user
interface components in these tools we had to develop a lot of that
ourselves. We are evaluating if we can do away with our code with
Wicket or if Wicket can
On 5/21/07, Ravindra Wankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks. A few things are unclear to me...
1. How do wrap the link that when clicked opens the div with the palette
in it?
2. How can I make this "reusable" so that the div can have something other
than the palette?
3. We have the javascrip
i don't think so that looks more like struts.
johan
On 5/22/07, craigdd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Ravi, just out of curiosity, is the application you provided a link
for
written in wicket?
-Craig
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Hey Ravi, just out of curiosity, is the application you provided a link for
written in wicket?
-Craig
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Thanks. A few things are unclear to me...
1. How do wrap the link that when clicked opens the div with the
palette in it?
2. How can I make this "reusable" so that the div can have something
other than the palette?
3. We have the _javascript_ to intelligently place the div close to the
link.
yep, thats easy.
create a div with an absolute position and put a palette [1] component into
it
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http://wicketstuff.org/wicket13/compref/?wicket:bookmarkablePage=%3Aorg.apache.wicket.examples.compref.PalettePage
-igor
On 5/21/07, Ravindra Wankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Go to...
http
Go to...
http://www.celoxis.com/psa/user.do?bxn=umyhome&p_auth_authenticate=true&p_auth_login=mark&p_auth_password=celoxis1
On this page click the "Pick Columns" link in the top right corner of
the "My Projects" table.
Thanks
Ravi
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
got a screenshot? dont really understa
got a screenshot? dont really understand what you are describing. maybe
something like our palette component in extensions?
-igor
On 5/21/07, Ravindra Wankar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In order to allow users to pick columns they wish to see in a table, we
open/close a div layer that has 2 s
In order to allow users to pick columns they wish to see in a table, we
open/close a div layer that has 2 selectors to move columns to/from
"Available" to "Selected" and a submit/cancel button. We also position
this div layer close to the "Pick Columns" link.
Is there a component in Wicket I c
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