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New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of
Laconia in Greece.
The site uses :
Wicket 1.4
Wicket GMap2
Tomcat with apache frontend
Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by francisco treacy <fr...@gmail.com>.
συγχαρητήρια!
btw, I noticed you used Smooth Gallery. Really neat.
If you did some work around it you might be interested in contributing
to the project at http://code.google.com/p/wicket-slides/ ?
Francisco
2009/4/23 Giannis Koutsoubos <ko...@kproject.gr>:
> Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of Laconia in
> Greece.
> The site uses :
> Wicket 1.4
> Wicket GMap2
> Tomcat with apache frontend
> Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
>
> The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
> Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
>
>
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by Azzeddine Daddah <wa...@gmail.com>.
Looks great. Yet another cool website built in Wicket :).
I liked especially the integration of the photo gallery, it's beautiful.
Cheers,
Azzeddine Daddah
www.hbiloo.com
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 10:18 AM, Giannis Koutsoubos
<ko...@kproject.gr>wrote:
> Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of Laconia
> in Greece.
> The site uses :
> Wicket 1.4
> Wicket GMap2
> Tomcat with apache frontend
> Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
>
> The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
> Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
>
>
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by Martin Grigorov <mc...@e-card.bg>.
El jue, 23-04-2009 a las 11:03 +0200, Steve Flasby escribió:
> Mmm,
> more and more sites being announced. Excellent stuff.
> Great looking site, Giannis.
>
Please add your sites to
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/sites-using-wicket.html
A lot of people ask "Are there sites made with Wicket?"
The bigger the list the better.
> How many of you guys work for big organizations developing with
> Wicket?
> Some people I know would be very interested to find out. I work
> mainly for banks who are a bit conservative (except when it comes
> to dodgy lending) so being able to point to big organizations
> using Wicket would help when we try and push it.
>
>
> Cheers - Steve
>
>
> Giannis Koutsoubos wrote:
> > Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of
> > Laconia in Greece.
> > The site uses :
> > Wicket 1.4
> > Wicket GMap2
> > Tomcat with apache frontend
> > Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
> >
> > The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
> > Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
> >
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by Steve Flasby <st...@flasby.org>.
Mmm,
more and more sites being announced. Excellent stuff.
Great looking site, Giannis.
How many of you guys work for big organizations developing with
Wicket?
Some people I know would be very interested to find out. I work
mainly for banks who are a bit conservative (except when it comes
to dodgy lending) so being able to point to big organizations
using Wicket would help when we try and push it.
Cheers - Steve
Giannis Koutsoubos wrote:
> Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of
> Laconia in Greece.
> The site uses :
> Wicket 1.4
> Wicket GMap2
> Tomcat with apache frontend
> Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
>
> The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
> Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
>
>
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by nino martinez wael <ni...@gmail.com>.
Okay I'll be looking forward to the tutorial.. I've been thinking of
doing something similar..
2009/4/24 kman <ko...@kproject.gr>:
>
> first of all, i would like to thank you all for your kind words.
> Nino the data access layer uses plain hibernate, each entity has a locale
> info object containing translated properties and the service layer uses the
> locale to translate each entity. For the persentation layer the multilingual
> part is completely transparent.
> The Wicket UI layer works with DTOs and not Hibernate objects since 90% of
> the components are generic and we just transform the entities to their
> presentation counter part,
> Furthermore we extended bookmark url strategy to set the locale based on
> parameters passed.
> I plan to write a tutorial for a simple multilingual scenario, and in the
> near future to open source the layout part, dynamic page definitions and a
> number of components.
>
> francisco,
> thank you for your greek congratulations,
> the smooth gallery integration was done before i discovered wicket-slides, i
> plan to switch to wicket-slides soon so get ready for some contributions
>
>
> nino martinez wael wrote:
>>
>> Hi Giannis
>>
>> Nice looking site, I noticed that your site are multilingual.. How
>> have you implemented the multilingual part? I guess I am also asking
>> what data access method you are using? Im asking since I what to know
>> what other people are doing..
>>
>> I myself have done something with JPA, and made entities locale aware,
>> so it's actually transparent for everything reading them providing
>> they provide a locale..
>>
>> regards Nino
>>
>> 2009/4/23 Giannis Koutsoubos <ko...@kproject.gr>:
>>> Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of Laconia
>>> in
>>> Greece.
>>> The site uses :
>>> Wicket 1.4
>>> Wicket GMap2
>>> Tomcat with apache frontend
>>> Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
>>>
>>> The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
>>> Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
>>>
>>>
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by kman <ko...@kproject.gr>.
first of all, i would like to thank you all for your kind words.
Nino the data access layer uses plain hibernate, each entity has a locale
info object containing translated properties and the service layer uses the
locale to translate each entity. For the persentation layer the multilingual
part is completely transparent.
The Wicket UI layer works with DTOs and not Hibernate objects since 90% of
the components are generic and we just transform the entities to their
presentation counter part,
Furthermore we extended bookmark url strategy to set the locale based on
parameters passed.
I plan to write a tutorial for a simple multilingual scenario, and in the
near future to open source the layout part, dynamic page definitions and a
number of components.
francisco,
thank you for your greek congratulations,
the smooth gallery integration was done before i discovered wicket-slides, i
plan to switch to wicket-slides soon so get ready for some contributions
nino martinez wael wrote:
>
> Hi Giannis
>
> Nice looking site, I noticed that your site are multilingual.. How
> have you implemented the multilingual part? I guess I am also asking
> what data access method you are using? Im asking since I what to know
> what other people are doing..
>
> I myself have done something with JPA, and made entities locale aware,
> so it's actually transparent for everything reading them providing
> they provide a locale..
>
> regards Nino
>
> 2009/4/23 Giannis Koutsoubos <ko...@kproject.gr>:
>> Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of Laconia
>> in
>> Greece.
>> The site uses :
>> Wicket 1.4
>> Wicket GMap2
>> Tomcat with apache frontend
>> Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
>>
>> The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
>> Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
>>
>>
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Re: New site developed in wicket - www.inlaconia.gr
Posted by nino martinez wael <ni...@gmail.com>.
Hi Giannis
Nice looking site, I noticed that your site are multilingual.. How
have you implemented the multilingual part? I guess I am also asking
what data access method you are using? Im asking since I what to know
what other people are doing..
I myself have done something with JPA, and made entities locale aware,
so it's actually transparent for everything reading them providing
they provide a locale..
regards Nino
2009/4/23 Giannis Koutsoubos <ko...@kproject.gr>:
> Inlaconia.gr is a travel and business guide for the prefecture of Laconia in
> Greece.
> The site uses :
> Wicket 1.4
> Wicket GMap2
> Tomcat with apache frontend
> Spring, Hibernate, Mysql
>
> The site is multilingual and wicket made the development a complete fun.
> Many thanks to everyone involved in Wicket.
>
>
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