ahh, so you wish to use wicket to generate dynamic content for the applet? Look at the howto include javascript thread, theres an example on howto create a attribute modifier, im not sure howto communicate with your applet though?
edward durai wrote: > Finally, It's working. > > My applet looks lik > > <APPLET codebase="http://localhost:8080/projectName"; CODE="ClassName" > WIDTH=400 HEIGHT=450> > > > </APPLET> > > Here Hardcoded values x_axis_value and y_axis_value is working fine. > Consider I have one text box with label Dates and > Consider I have one text box with label values(y). > How to get both values and apply the above applet tags? I am the newbie of > wicket. Please tell your suggestions. > > > > > Robert Novotny wrote: > >> One problem, which could arise, is the URL from which is the graph.class >> loaded. When you've got your applet page on >> http://server.com/page/applet.html, browser JVM willl try to load >> graph.class from http://server.com/page/graph.class URL. Also make sure >> that you have a correct case (Java classes should start with an uppercase >> letter, therefore I think it is better to have <applect >> code="Graph.class".. and class called "Graph"). >> >> However, if you specify the JAR files in the archive attribute, your >> classes will be loaded from the specified JARs. >> >> There can be another hiccup dealing with URL mounting. In our project we >> have mounted the Wicket webapplication on the >> <url-pattern>/app/*</url-pattern>. Therefore our applet page has URL >> http://[servername]:8080/[appname]/app?wicket:bookmarkablePage=:uinf.wid.tools.UserProfileApplet, >> which means that the JAR files are loaded from the >> http://[servername]:8080/[appname] directory, i. e. from JAR files which >> are located in the directory just above the WEB-INF. >> >> If your webpage is mounted (for example to >> http://[servername]:8080/[appname]/app/userprofile), you could come across >> JAR loading problems, because JVM will try to load JAR/CLASS file from >> that http://[servername]:8080/[appname]/app/userprofile, which does not >> correspond to any server directory, therefore it will not find your >> JARs/CLASSes. >> >> >> edward durai wrote: >> >>> Hi to all, >>> >>> I have one graph.java file. In HTML I can display like >>> >>> <APPLET CODE="graph.class" WIDTH=900 HEIGHT=400> >>> >>> >>> >>> <!-- Dynamic --> >>> <!-- Dynamic --> >>> >>> </APPLET> >>> >>> >>> In Wicket, how can I display this applet file? Please explain me. >>> >>> Thank you for answering.... >>> >>> >>> >>> >> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Wicket-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wicket-user
