Hi Stefan,

Preciselly yesterday I posted a couple of messages regarding the feedback
messages panel (in Wicket 2.0). My problem is not that I want a second panel
but that I want to have my own type of panels (showing more information than
it is provided now). One of the problems I found is  the one you mention:
that the method FeedbackMessages getFeedbackMessages() of Page and Session
classes are final. I already asked to make them non final. But that is not
the only problem I found for getting what  I want working:  the methods on
FormComponent and Component that actualy report back the errors only allow
to create an error with a String as message and I need to pass more
information... So the way it is done now I'll have to override any single
form component. I proposed some kind of extension mechanism,  beside making
the methods non final, so I can plug-in my own machinary there but  so far I
haven't got to much attention to the issue from the core developer (except
from the one Igor paid to it!). He (Igor) didn't particularly liked my
"solution" so probably they will come up with a better way to do it.

Ernesto 


Stefan Lindner wrote:
> 
> How can I put a second FeedbackPanel in a Form and feed this second
> FeedbackPanel with custom feedback messages?
> I can't overwrite getCurrentMessages, it is final.
> 
> Stefan Lindner
> 

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