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can we do standalone projects in wicket
I actually don't understand what standalone project clearly. Can i use wicket
for standalone projects. I am asking this because wicket is the first
framework i have first learned. If not which framework i can learn similar
like wicket.
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Re: can we do standalone projects in wicket
Posted by Christian Huber <hu...@butterbrot.org>.
What do you mean by standalone? Do you mean a framework for desktop
applications? If so, then Swing or Eclipse RCP might be what you are
looking for.
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Am 30.07.2011 16:46, schrieb hariharansrc:
> I actually don't understand what standalone project clearly. Can i use wicket
> for standalone projects. I am asking this because wicket is the first
> framework i have first learned. If not which framework i can learn similar
> like wicket.
>
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