Removing Fragile String Expressions From Wicket Code
The most used model in Wicket is the PropertyModel and its derivatives. This model allows the user to quickly and easily navigate object graphs using string-based property-path expressions, and is used extensively when displaying data or creating forms. However, the PropertyModel and its string-based expressions are also responsible for adding the most fragility to Wicket code. The standard Java t
Validating your markup on the fly
One of the most puzzling things about web development is when something works in one browser, but doesn't in another. Often this is the case when your document is not standards compliant. For example you declare that your markup is XHTML strict, but have a structural problem in your markup. Browsers will try to repair your document, but can take different measures to cope with the problem. The way
Wicket in Action
The problem From time to time Wicket users ask questions related to how to deal with background jobs in Wicket. E.g. “How do I make Application or Session available to a background thread?” Or, “How do I deal with showing some progress information, or allow the user to cancel a background process?”. We have build a small toy project to illustrate a possible way to do those things. We hope this pro
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