why use a type converter? you are not converting types...

i would use a model to do this

class addrlinemodel implements imodel<string> {
private imodel addrmodel;


 public String getobject() {
     address addr=addrmodel.getobject();
     return addr.streetnumber+" "+addr.streetname....;
 }
 public void setobject(String object) {
    address addr=addrmodel.getobject();
   string[] parts=object.split();
   //decide what goes where
   addr.streetname=parts[2];
   ...
   }
}

-igor


On 2/28/07, Flemming Boller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi

I have a challenge about creating a reuseable Panel for my pojo called
Address.

class Address {

String streetName;
String streetNumber;
String floor;
String letter;
String door;
String zipCode;
String city;
}


What I would like is to concatenate streetName, streetNumber, floor,
letter, door into ONE textfield (wicket:id="address")
ZipCode and city have their own TextFields and PropertyModel is used here.


For concatening the fields above I have used a ITypeConverter, which
converts the one textfield into an new Address object.
My problem is that the zipCode and city is bound to the old object, so the
new Address object is missing the zipCode and city.


Do any of you guys know a solution to this problem? Should I use a
ITypeConverter at all? Or should I take a whole other approch.


Regards
Flemming


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