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Pagelink considered harmful
ahhh. doesn´t wicket offer a great model of programming webpages? isn´t it too easy to do things like this? add(new ListView("mylist",someList){ @Override protected void populateItem(ListItem item){ item.add(new PageLink("deleteThisEntry",new ...
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wicket
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Quartz fits
whenever you have any need for cronlike functionality within your java application, Quartz is the obvious chose for quite a long time now. i did not need much of what quartz had to offer, so i went with a homegrown ...
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guice, quartz
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protected Constructors
Did you ever try to create an instance of a class with a protected constructor from outside its package? I ran into this need when working with JPAEntities of which i wanted to know initial field values. (yeah, i know ...
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reflection, newinstance
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Ever heard of asynchronous Exceptions?
Really weird, what Heinz Kabutz digs out of the java language ;) Read this http://www.javaspecialists.eu/archive/Issue162.html newsletter to find out, how System.otu.println("foo") can throw a SQLException ;) His statement on checked and unchecked seems rather incomplete, though ...
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exception
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An old discussion, but never too old
From an Email conversation this evening: what do you think about it? For a while, I was "all flame" about Checked exceptions, but then I read about their limitations (which are why they aren't included in C#, more about it there : http://blogs.msdn.com ...
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exception, style
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Maven Eclipse Integration
happy Q4E User, i did not waste too much time lately on keeping an eye on the other maveneclipseintegration projects. Now i stumbled upon this wiki page http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVENUSER/EclipseIntegration showing a very detailed ...
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maven, eclipse, plugin
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Article about Wicket vs. Tapestry 5
article is about Tapestry 4.1, not v5 as mentioned in the title. Some say, Tapestry can compare with Wicket. And from a certain perspective, they´re obviously right. In case you have not made up your mind yet, this developerworks article http ...
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wicket, tapestry
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Wicket, Guice and java.lang.reflect.Type
anyone suffering from https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET1403 , i added a quick hack to make it possible to restart the server while persisting the application´s state. not a final solution, but it works for now and makes the development cycle much faster (for me) The Problem ...
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wicket, guice
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Wicket DropDownChoice with eye-candy
thinking twice, ajaxindicators are not at all eyecandy, but useful from an usablity perspective. / Adds an AJAXIndicator to DropDownChoice @author Eyal Golan / class DropDownChoiceWithAjaxIndicator extends DropDownChoice implements IAjaxIndicatorAware { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1365817942506006686L; private ...
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wicket, gem
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Wicket Breadcrumbs
template for using a Breadcrumblike Navigation really shows the beauty of stateful pages that separate wicket from those countless templatebased frameworks. / Provides a list of Breadcrumbs. THIS IS ONLY A TEMPLATE. DO NOT USE UNMODIFIED @author igor vaynberg / public abstract class ...
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wicket, gem
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