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Posted to users@wicket.apache.org by Tomáš Mihok <to...@cnl.tuke.sk> on 2009/04/21 12:18:33 UTC
Plugin panel integration
Hello,
I'm currently developing a wicket application and I would like to ask a
question. Someone in this mailing list advised me to create plugins to
my page as panels. Question here is: What form should these be saved as?
Thing I cannot understand is how the page handles them. Should they be
saved as WAR archive? Does the server deploy them automatically?
Thank you for answers, this is the first time Im using wicket for
creating modular application and Im trying to find the right way to do
it. If anyone has any material about this topic I would be more than
grateful for it.
Tom Mihok
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Re: Plugin panel integration
Posted by reiern70 <re...@gmail.com>.
Then probably you need something as OSGi which allows you to dynamically
add/remove features to an existing application. There are numerous threads
in this list dealing with OSGi and Wicket.
Ernesto
TradeMark wrote:
>
> Thx for reply,
>
> Im building modular application which functionality is implemented by
> adding pannels. The application itself is responsible only for
> displaying these panels. The question here is that if application is
> ruuning on server and someone creates a new plugin (new panel). Is it
> possible to somehow add it to running application or is it necessary to
> rebuild the application?
>
> tm
>
> Liam Clarke-Hutchinson wrote / napísal(a):
>> I'm not sure I understand fully, are these optional plugins from a
>> third party that you need to use?
>>
>> If not, if they're just components you're coding yourself to use on
>> your own pages then they should be included in the WAR file by your
>> build script.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Liam Clarke
>>
>> On 4/21/09, Tomáš Mihok <to...@cnl.tuke.sk> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I'm currently developing a wicket application and I would like to ask a
>>> question. Someone in this mailing list advised me to create plugins to
>>> my page as panels. Question here is: What form should these be saved as?
>>>
>>> Thing I cannot understand is how the page handles them. Should they be
>>> saved as WAR archive? Does the server deploy them automatically?
>>>
>>> Thank you for answers, this is the first time Im using wicket for
>>> creating modular application and Im trying to find the right way to do
>>> it. If anyone has any material about this topic I would be more than
>>> grateful for it.
>>>
>>> Tom Mihok
>>>
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Re: Plugin panel integration
Posted by Tomáš Mihok <to...@cnl.tuke.sk>.
Thx for reply,
Im building modular application which functionality is implemented by
adding pannels. The application itself is responsible only for
displaying these panels. The question here is that if application is
ruuning on server and someone creates a new plugin (new panel). Is it
possible to somehow add it to running application or is it necessary to
rebuild the application?
tm
Liam Clarke-Hutchinson wrote / napísal(a):
> I'm not sure I understand fully, are these optional plugins from a
> third party that you need to use?
>
> If not, if they're just components you're coding yourself to use on
> your own pages then they should be included in the WAR file by your
> build script.
>
> Regards,
>
> Liam Clarke
>
> On 4/21/09, Tomáš Mihok <to...@cnl.tuke.sk> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm currently developing a wicket application and I would like to ask a
>> question. Someone in this mailing list advised me to create plugins to
>> my page as panels. Question here is: What form should these be saved as?
>>
>> Thing I cannot understand is how the page handles them. Should they be
>> saved as WAR archive? Does the server deploy them automatically?
>>
>> Thank you for answers, this is the first time Im using wicket for
>> creating modular application and Im trying to find the right way to do
>> it. If anyone has any material about this topic I would be more than
>> grateful for it.
>>
>> Tom Mihok
>>
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Re: Plugin panel integration
Posted by Liam Clarke-Hutchinson <li...@steelsky.co.nz>.
I'm not sure I understand fully, are these optional plugins from a
third party that you need to use?
If not, if they're just components you're coding yourself to use on
your own pages then they should be included in the WAR file by your
build script.
Regards,
Liam Clarke
On 4/21/09, Tomáš Mihok <to...@cnl.tuke.sk> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm currently developing a wicket application and I would like to ask a
> question. Someone in this mailing list advised me to create plugins to
> my page as panels. Question here is: What form should these be saved as?
>
> Thing I cannot understand is how the page handles them. Should they be
> saved as WAR archive? Does the server deploy them automatically?
>
> Thank you for answers, this is the first time Im using wicket for
> creating modular application and Im trying to find the right way to do
> it. If anyone has any material about this topic I would be more than
> grateful for it.
>
> Tom Mihok
>
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Re: Plugin panel integration
Posted by nino martinez wael <ni...@gmail.com>.
If you do external libs, just package them as jar's and include them
in your war.. We are doing this with Wicketstuff projects..
2009/4/21 Tomáš Mihok <to...@cnl.tuke.sk>:
> Hello,
>
> I'm currently developing a wicket application and I would like to ask a
> question. Someone in this mailing list advised me to create plugins to my
> page as panels. Question here is: What form should these be saved as?
>
> Thing I cannot understand is how the page handles them. Should they be saved
> as WAR archive? Does the server deploy them automatically?
>
> Thank you for answers, this is the first time Im using wicket for creating
> modular application and Im trying to find the right way to do it. If anyone
> has any material about this topic I would be more than grateful for it.
>
> Tom Mihok
>
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