Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
> On 5/17/07, Scott Sauyet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It looks like I will be using Wicket for my next project, but I ran into
>> an interesting little issue that I'm not sure how to solve. How can I
>> allow templates that have something like <wicket:message>'s included but
>> with my own custom resolver?
> Wicket is very flexible and modular. You can write your own
> MyWicketMessageResolver and register it with the application. How to
> do it? Just see how WicketMessageResolver is registered. It is realy
> simple.
You're right. It was very simple. I created my own class modeled on
WicketMessageResolver, and registered it in the init() of my application
with something like this:
getPageSettings().addComponentResolver(new MyCustomResolver());
My next question -- and you *knew* there would be one, right? :-) -- has
to do with needing to add "wicket:custom" markup to attributes as well
as component text. I'm imagining the template editor needing to do
something like
<a href="abc" title="def"
wicket:custom="href=lookup1,title=lookup2">my special link</a>
I see the experimental class WicketMessageTagHandler and note that it's
disabled by default. If I were to mimic this class for my own custom
filter, is there any way I could go about registering it without hacking
into MarkupParser? Or is there some simpler way to do this?
Thanks for the help,
-- Scott
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