Wicket Tutorial, part 1 – setting up project with Spring 3, JPA 2 and MySQL
Today I start my personal project Item Directory which will be developed as a element of Wicket Tutorial series on this blog. Item Directory will be a web application to help you manage your...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 2 – adding common layout to the project
Hello everyone! In the previous post we set up base project using Wicket for out future development of ItemDirectory web application. That post, which was intended to be mainly about Wicket,...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 3 – first form in our application
Hello Visitor In previous posts we created base project and added common layout to ItemDirectory Wicket application. Today we are going to add first form to allow users to insert some data into our...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 4 – custom validator for unique entity name
Welcome back to our Wicket tutorial series! As I mentioned in previous post, today we will concentrate on building validator stopping user from adding item location with non-unique name. At first we...
View ArticleWicket tutorial, part 5 – generic unique entity validator
As I promised in the previous post, today we will focus on transforming our unique name validator in Wicket to generic one. So now, let’s simply list what we are going to achieve; validator should...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 6 – listing locations in a simple manner
Today we will add simple listing view for locations added to the database in previous posts. I said ‘simple’ as there are some more sophisticated ways to show many items using Wicket but probably we...
View ArticleWicket tutorial series – building web application from scratch
This post aggregates the series of Wicket tutorial articles from this blog. But as this tutorial is still not finished and new posts will be published in the near future, please return here again to...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 7 – editing and removing item locations
Welcome back to our practical Wicket tutorial series. I apologize for long break after last post (shame on me as it was published more than 1,5 month ago) but I had many unplanned things with higher...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 8 – adding internationalization support
Today we will continue Wicket tutorial series with adding support to multiple languages in web application. Ok, let’s do it step by step. Create form to change language To make our changes visible and...
View ArticleWicket Tutorial, part 9 – storing and loading user preferences from cookies
In the previous post we learnt a few tricks regarding internationalization features in Wicket. Today we will go further and will let application to remember some user preferences using HTTP Cookies....
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