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How to dynamically generate HTML page?
I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text. This
page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical file. so
how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can be done
for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form submit.
Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
~Praveen
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Pen <du...@yahoo.com>.
thanks igor..
igor.vaynberg wrote:
>
> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>
> -igor
>
>
> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text. This
>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical file.
>> so
>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can be
>> done
>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>> submit.
>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>
>> ~Praveen
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Re: IComponentResolver question
Posted by Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl>.
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
> icomponentresolver does exactly what its javadoc says - match markup
> tags to components. if you want you can create those components on the
> fly - but remember that this happens at render time so it might have
> some side effects for you.
>
The javadoc mentions "component names", but you can create components
based on anything of the ComponentTag. Would "IComponentResolvers are
responsible for mapping ComponentTags to Wicket components." be a better
description?
Of course, you don't even have to look at the component tag to create a
component (i.e. RandomComponentResolver) but that would be pretty useless :)
> you dont need to rewrite your panel as a component resolver and add it
> to application settings - not many global component resolvers make
> sense unless you use namespaced markup tags.
>
> instead it is most times easier to simply let your component implement
> the interface directly - it works that way too.
>
Okay, that's good to know. I'll do that.
Do I need to add the created component to the container with
container.autoAdd() ?
> if you want to see how it is meant to be used then simply search our
> codebase for references to it.
>
I did do that, but I was unsure whether or not to use it myself.
Thanks for the explanation,
Matthijs
> -igor
>
> On Dec 5, 2007 7:15 AM, Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have developed a panel named AutoComponentPanel that automatically adds wicket components based on (dynamic) markup. Looking at IComponentResolver I noticed some similarities. Can someone explain this class and its uses to me? Is it
>> something that I should want to use for AutoComponentPanel?
>>
>> We use AutoComponentPanel as a base class for some other panels that
>> provide dynamic markup. For example transformed xml (xml -> xslt -> xhtml + wicket:id attributes).
>> Would it be better (aka the wicket-way (tm))
>> when AutoComponentPanel is re-written as an IComponentResolver that can
>> be used by the currently subclassing panels? They would then need to
>> implement IComponentResolver too but can call my rewritten
>> AutoComponentPanelAsResolverSomething in their implementing methods.
>>
>> Would this be a better way to go?
>>
>> How should this work when I add my resolver with
>> Application.getPageSettings().addComponentResolver(resolver)?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Matthijs Wensveen
>>
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Re: IComponentResolver question
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
icomponentresolver does exactly what its javadoc says - match markup
tags to components. if you want you can create those components on the
fly - but remember that this happens at render time so it might have
some side effects for you.
you dont need to rewrite your panel as a component resolver and add it
to application settings - not many global component resolvers make
sense unless you use namespaced markup tags.
instead it is most times easier to simply let your component implement
the interface directly - it works that way too.
if you want to see how it is meant to be used then simply search our
codebase for references to it.
-igor
On Dec 5, 2007 7:15 AM, Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have developed a panel named AutoComponentPanel that automatically adds wicket components based on (dynamic) markup. Looking at IComponentResolver I noticed some similarities. Can someone explain this class and its uses to me? Is it
> something that I should want to use for AutoComponentPanel?
>
> We use AutoComponentPanel as a base class for some other panels that
> provide dynamic markup. For example transformed xml (xml -> xslt -> xhtml + wicket:id attributes).
> Would it be better (aka the wicket-way (tm))
> when AutoComponentPanel is re-written as an IComponentResolver that can
> be used by the currently subclassing panels? They would then need to
> implement IComponentResolver too but can call my rewritten
> AutoComponentPanelAsResolverSomething in their implementing methods.
>
> Would this be a better way to go?
>
> How should this work when I add my resolver with
> Application.getPageSettings().addComponentResolver(resolver)?
>
> Thanks,
> Matthijs Wensveen
>
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IComponentResolver question
Posted by Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl>.
Hello,
I have developed a panel named AutoComponentPanel that automatically adds wicket components based on (dynamic) markup. Looking at IComponentResolver I noticed some similarities. Can someone explain this class and its uses to me? Is it
something that I should want to use for AutoComponentPanel?
We use AutoComponentPanel as a base class for some other panels that
provide dynamic markup. For example transformed xml (xml -> xslt -> xhtml + wicket:id attributes).
Would it be better (aka the wicket-way (tm))
when AutoComponentPanel is re-written as an IComponentResolver that can
be used by the currently subclassing panels? They would then need to
implement IComponentResolver too but can call my rewritten
AutoComponentPanelAsResolverSomething in their implementing methods.
Would this be a better way to go?
How should this work when I add my resolver with
Application.getPageSettings().addComponentResolver(resolver)?
Thanks,
Matthijs Wensveen
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IComponentResolver question. Was: How to dynamically generate HTML
page?
Posted by Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl>.
I was looking at the code of AutoComponentPanel and found similarities
between this and IComponentResolver. AutoComponentPanel has an
overridable getMarkupComponent(ComponentTag, MarkupStream) where
IComponentResolver has resolve(MarkupContainer, MarkupStream,
ComponentTag). Can someone explain this class and its uses to me? Is it
something that I should want to use for AutoComponentPanel?
We user AutoComponentPanel as a base class for some other panels that
provide dynamic markup. Would it be better (aka the wicket-way (tm))
when AutoComponentPanel is re-written as an IComponentResolver that can
be used by the currently subclassing panels. They would then need to
implement IComponentResolver too but can call my rewritten
AutoComponentPanelAsResolverSomething in their implementing methods.
Would this be a better way to go?
How should this work when I add my resolver with
Application.getPageSettings().addComponentResolver(resolver)?
Thanks,
Matthijs Wensveen
Matthijs Wensveen wrote:
> Hello Praveen,
>
> Wouter Huijnink presented something similar to what you need at the
> wicket meetup in Amsterdam. We generate html dynamically from xml,
> using xslt. A component called AutoComponentPanel parses the html and
> adds components to the hierarchy accordingly. This is actually a
> two-step process. The first step is telling wicket you want to supply
> markup yourself instead of letting wicket read it from the
> corresponding html file. You can do this by implementing
> IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and if applicable also
> IMarkupCacheKeyProvider. Then you need to parse the markup stream and
> add components.
>
> If you're interested I can send the AutoComponentPanel code. It still
> needs some work to make it shine, but we plan to open source it anyway
> as part of a wicket-based QTI framework.
>
> PS. Unfortunately Wouter's slides aren't uploaded yet.
>
>
> Pen wrote:
>> thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
>> We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
>> this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
>> physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
>>
>> For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below
>> test.html.
>> How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
>> test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
>> construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
>>
>> test.html
>> <html>
>> <body>
>> <h1>Hello world! </h1>
>> </body>
>> <html>
>>
>>
>> ~Praveen
>>
>>
>>
>> Johan Compagner wrote:
>>
>>> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
>>> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
>>> structure on the other side.
>>>
>>> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
>>> wicket user group in the netherlands
>>>
>>> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>>
>>>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in
>>>> memory
>>>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>>>> looking.
>>>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can
>>>> create
>>>> a
>>>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>>>> text,
>>>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>>>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>>>> Image
>>>> object looks like this
>>>> which has got position, style, etc .
>>>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>>>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>>>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>>>> "cssClass":"",
>>>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>>>> ]}}]})
>>>>
>>>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image
>>>> object has
>>>> a
>>>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>>>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists
>>>> only
>>>> in
>>>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>>>
>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>>>>>
>>>>> -igor
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>>>>>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and
>>>>>> text.
>>>> This
>>>>
>>>>>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>>>>>>
>>>> file.
>>>>
>>>>>> so
>>>>>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>>>>>>
>>>> be
>>>>
>>>>>> done
>>>>>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>>>>>> submit.
>>>>>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>> --
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by vasya10 <va...@gmail.com>.
I am totally new to Wicket. I hit upon this thread while trying to look for a
solution for the exact problem described by Penn. We have an xml which
contains data and html type elements (text, radiobutton etc) which we have
to dynamically convert to a html page and bind to server side variables.
None of the solutions I looked earlier (jsp, spring etc.) really helped so I
was tempted to write my own html element classes, when I remembered reading
about Wicket sometime ago.
Its been a while since this thread was posted and are there any "clean"
solutions to this in Wicket now ? (i saw a mention of QTI framework).
Really appreciate help.
Penn wrote:
>
>
> thanks Matthijs,
>
> Your understanding of the problem is correct, we are trying to generate a
> HTML pages at runtime. But the solution proposed is looks quiet
> complicated. I guess there is no easy way in Wicket to achieve this. so
> still we are not able to get the right solution yet.
>
> I was thinking on the lines provided by you. If I can generate some
> dynamic content using
> IMarkupResourceStreamProvider.getMarkupResourceStream(), like for example
> a image tag then how am I suppose to add this markup in the
> corresponding java class.
>
> ~Praveen
>
>
> Matthijs Wensveen-2 wrote:
>>
>> Hello Praveen,
>>
>> Wouter Huijnink presented something similar to what you need at the
>> wicket meetup in Amsterdam. We generate html dynamically from xml, using
>> xslt. A component called AutoComponentPanel parses the html and adds
>> components to the hierarchy accordingly. This is actually a two-step
>> process. The first step is telling wicket you want to supply markup
>> yourself instead of letting wicket read it from the corresponding html
>> file. You can do this by implementing IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and
>> if applicable also IMarkupCacheKeyProvider. Then you need to parse the
>> markup stream and add components.
>>
>> If you're interested I can send the AutoComponentPanel code. It still
>> needs some work to make it shine, but we plan to open source it anyway
>> as part of a wicket-based QTI framework.
>>
>> PS. Unfortunately Wouter's slides aren't uploaded yet.
>>
>>
>> Pen wrote:
>>> thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
>>>
>>> We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
>>> this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
>>> physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
>>>
>>> For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below
>>> test.html.
>>> How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
>>> test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
>>> construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
>>>
>>> test.html
>>>
>>> <html>
>>> <body>
>>> <h1>Hello world! </h1>
>>> </body>
>>> <html>
>>>
>>>
>>> ~Praveen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Johan Compagner wrote:
>>>
>>>> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
>>>> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
>>>> structure on the other side.
>>>>
>>>> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
>>>> wicket user group in the netherlands
>>>>
>>>> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>>>
>>>>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in
>>>>> memory
>>>>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>>>>> looking.
>>>>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can
>>>>> create
>>>>> a
>>>>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>>>>> text,
>>>>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>>>>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>>>>> Image
>>>>> object looks like this
>>>>> which has got position, style, etc .
>>>>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>>>>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>>>>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>>>>> "cssClass":"",
>>>>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>>>>> ]}}]})
>>>>>
>>>>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object
>>>>> has
>>>>> a
>>>>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>>>>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists
>>>>> only
>>>>> in
>>>>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>>>>
>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -igor
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>>>>>>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text.
>>>>>>>
>>>>> This
>>>>>
>>>>>>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>>>>>>>
>>>>> file.
>>>>>
>>>>>>> so
>>>>>>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>>>>>>>
>>>>> be
>>>>>
>>>>>>> done
>>>>>>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>>>>>>> submit.
>>>>>>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>>> --
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>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
>>>>>
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Pen <du...@yahoo.com>.
thanks Matthijs,
Your understanding of the problem is correct, we are trying to generate a
HTML pages at runtime. But the solution proposed is looks quiet complicated.
I guess there is no easy way in Wicket to achieve this. so still we are not
able to get the right solution yet.
I was thinking on the lines provided by you. If I can generate some dynamic
content using IMarkupResourceStreamProvider.getMarkupResourceStream(), like
for example a image tag then how am I suppose to add this markup in the
corresponding java class.
~Praveen
Matthijs Wensveen-2 wrote:
>
> Hello Praveen,
>
> Wouter Huijnink presented something similar to what you need at the
> wicket meetup in Amsterdam. We generate html dynamically from xml, using
> xslt. A component called AutoComponentPanel parses the html and adds
> components to the hierarchy accordingly. This is actually a two-step
> process. The first step is telling wicket you want to supply markup
> yourself instead of letting wicket read it from the corresponding html
> file. You can do this by implementing IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and
> if applicable also IMarkupCacheKeyProvider. Then you need to parse the
> markup stream and add components.
>
> If you're interested I can send the AutoComponentPanel code. It still
> needs some work to make it shine, but we plan to open source it anyway
> as part of a wicket-based QTI framework.
>
> PS. Unfortunately Wouter's slides aren't uploaded yet.
>
>
> Pen wrote:
>> thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
>>
>> We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
>> this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
>> physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
>>
>> For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below
>> test.html.
>> How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
>> test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
>> construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
>>
>> test.html
>>
>> <html>
>> <body>
>> <h1>Hello world! </h1>
>> </body>
>> <html>
>>
>>
>> ~Praveen
>>
>>
>>
>> Johan Compagner wrote:
>>
>>> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
>>> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
>>> structure on the other side.
>>>
>>> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
>>> wicket user group in the netherlands
>>>
>>> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>>
>>>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
>>>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>>>> looking.
>>>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can
>>>> create
>>>> a
>>>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>>>> text,
>>>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>>>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>>>> Image
>>>> object looks like this
>>>> which has got position, style, etc .
>>>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>>>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>>>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>>>> "cssClass":"",
>>>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>>>> ]}}]})
>>>>
>>>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object
>>>> has
>>>> a
>>>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>>>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists
>>>> only
>>>> in
>>>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>>>
>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>>>>>
>>>>> -igor
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>>>>>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text.
>>>>>>
>>>> This
>>>>
>>>>>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>>>>>>
>>>> file.
>>>>
>>>>>> so
>>>>>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>>>>>>
>>>> be
>>>>
>>>>>> done
>>>>>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>>>>>> submit.
>>>>>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>> --
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>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl>.
Hi Praveen,
Attached is the AutoComponentPanel.java. I've just re-written it so that
it implements IComponentResolver.
Parts of the code might be too complex and need to be refactored (some
parts working with org.w3c.dom), but for now it works. If you have
additions or modifications, please let me know. We plan to release this
code anyway either as part of a Qti framework, or just this panel as
part of some wicket-contrib / wicketstuff project.
Matthijs
PS. Wouter has uploaded his slides to slideshare:
http://www.slideshare.net/Func/wicket-dynamic-components
Pen wrote:
> Thanks Matthijs,
>
> I got a chance to look at Wouter Huijnink slides. This is what exactly I am
> looking. Can you please forward the AutoComponentPanel code. That would be
> great.
>
> ~Praveen
>
>
>
> Matthijs Wensveen-2 wrote:
>
>> Hello Praveen,
>>
>> Wouter Huijnink presented something similar to what you need at the
>> wicket meetup in Amsterdam. We generate html dynamically from xml, using
>> xslt. A component called AutoComponentPanel parses the html and adds
>> components to the hierarchy accordingly. This is actually a two-step
>> process. The first step is telling wicket you want to supply markup
>> yourself instead of letting wicket read it from the corresponding html
>> file. You can do this by implementing IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and
>> if applicable also IMarkupCacheKeyProvider. Then you need to parse the
>> markup stream and add components.
>>
>> If you're interested I can send the AutoComponentPanel code. It still
>> needs some work to make it shine, but we plan to open source it anyway
>> as part of a wicket-based QTI framework.
>>
>> PS. Unfortunately Wouter's slides aren't uploaded yet.
>>
>>
>> Pen wrote:
>>
>>> thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
>>>
>>> We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
>>> this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
>>> physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
>>>
>>> For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below
>>> test.html.
>>> How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
>>> test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
>>> construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
>>>
>>> test.html
>>>
>>> <html>
>>> <body>
>>> <h1>Hello world! </h1>
>>> </body>
>>> <html>
>>>
>>>
>>> ~Praveen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Johan Compagner wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
>>>> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
>>>> structure on the other side.
>>>>
>>>> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
>>>> wicket user group in the netherlands
>>>>
>>>> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
>>>>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>>>>> looking.
>>>>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can
>>>>> create
>>>>> a
>>>>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>>>>> text,
>>>>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>>>>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>>>>> Image
>>>>> object looks like this
>>>>> which has got position, style, etc .
>>>>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>>>>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>>>>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>>>>> "cssClass":"",
>>>>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>>>>> ]}}]})
>>>>>
>>>>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object
>>>>> has
>>>>> a
>>>>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>>>>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists
>>>>> only
>>>>> in
>>>>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>>>>
>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -igor
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>>>>>>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>> This
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>> file.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>> so
>>>>>>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>> be
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>> done
>>>>>>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>>>>>>> submit.
>>>>>>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>> View this message in context:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
>>>>>
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Pen <du...@yahoo.com>.
Thanks Matthijs,
I got a chance to look at Wouter Huijnink slides. This is what exactly I am
looking. Can you please forward the AutoComponentPanel code. That would be
great.
~Praveen
Matthijs Wensveen-2 wrote:
>
> Hello Praveen,
>
> Wouter Huijnink presented something similar to what you need at the
> wicket meetup in Amsterdam. We generate html dynamically from xml, using
> xslt. A component called AutoComponentPanel parses the html and adds
> components to the hierarchy accordingly. This is actually a two-step
> process. The first step is telling wicket you want to supply markup
> yourself instead of letting wicket read it from the corresponding html
> file. You can do this by implementing IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and
> if applicable also IMarkupCacheKeyProvider. Then you need to parse the
> markup stream and add components.
>
> If you're interested I can send the AutoComponentPanel code. It still
> needs some work to make it shine, but we plan to open source it anyway
> as part of a wicket-based QTI framework.
>
> PS. Unfortunately Wouter's slides aren't uploaded yet.
>
>
> Pen wrote:
>> thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
>>
>> We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
>> this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
>> physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
>>
>> For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below
>> test.html.
>> How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
>> test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
>> construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
>>
>> test.html
>>
>> <html>
>> <body>
>> <h1>Hello world! </h1>
>> </body>
>> <html>
>>
>>
>> ~Praveen
>>
>>
>>
>> Johan Compagner wrote:
>>
>>> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
>>> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
>>> structure on the other side.
>>>
>>> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
>>> wicket user group in the netherlands
>>>
>>> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>>
>>>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
>>>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>>>> looking.
>>>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can
>>>> create
>>>> a
>>>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>>>> text,
>>>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>>>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>>>> Image
>>>> object looks like this
>>>> which has got position, style, etc .
>>>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>>>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>>>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>>>> "cssClass":"",
>>>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>>>> ]}}]})
>>>>
>>>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object
>>>> has
>>>> a
>>>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>>>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists
>>>> only
>>>> in
>>>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>>>
>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>>>>>
>>>>> -igor
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>>>>>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text.
>>>>>>
>>>> This
>>>>
>>>>>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>>>>>>
>>>> file.
>>>>
>>>>>> so
>>>>>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>>>>>>
>>>> be
>>>>
>>>>>> done
>>>>>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>>>>>> submit.
>>>>>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> View this message in context:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
>>>>
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Matthijs Wensveen <m....@func.nl>.
Hello Praveen,
Wouter Huijnink presented something similar to what you need at the
wicket meetup in Amsterdam. We generate html dynamically from xml, using
xslt. A component called AutoComponentPanel parses the html and adds
components to the hierarchy accordingly. This is actually a two-step
process. The first step is telling wicket you want to supply markup
yourself instead of letting wicket read it from the corresponding html
file. You can do this by implementing IMarkupResourceStreamProvider and
if applicable also IMarkupCacheKeyProvider. Then you need to parse the
markup stream and add components.
If you're interested I can send the AutoComponentPanel code. It still
needs some work to make it shine, but we plan to open source it anyway
as part of a wicket-based QTI framework.
PS. Unfortunately Wouter's slides aren't uploaded yet.
Pen wrote:
> thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
>
> We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
> this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
> physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
>
> For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below test.html.
> How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
> test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
> construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
>
> test.html
>
> <html>
> <body>
> <h1>Hello world! </h1>
> </body>
> <html>
>
>
> ~Praveen
>
>
>
> Johan Compagner wrote:
>
>> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
>> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
>> structure on the other side.
>>
>> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
>> wicket user group in the netherlands
>>
>> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>
>>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
>>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>>> looking.
>>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can create
>>> a
>>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>>> text,
>>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>>> Image
>>> object looks like this
>>> which has got position, style, etc .
>>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>>> "cssClass":"",
>>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>>> ]}}]})
>>>
>>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object has
>>> a
>>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists only
>>> in
>>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>>
>>> ~Praveen
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>>>
>>>> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>>>>
>>>> -igor
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>>>>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text.
>>>>>
>>> This
>>>
>>>>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>>>>>
>>> file.
>>>
>>>>> so
>>>>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>>>>>
>>> be
>>>
>>>>> done
>>>>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>>>>> submit.
>>>>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>>>>
>>>>> ~Praveen
>>>>> --
>>>>> View this message in context:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
>>>
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Pen <du...@yahoo.com>.
thanks Johan for your reply. I did take look into your slides.
We can generate HTML pages, we have no issue with it. But how to display
this newly created HTML pages which only exists in memory, there is no
physical file. And also to navigate to this new HTML page.
For example If I create a simple HTML page at runtime like below test.html.
How to display it and navigate to it. As it also requires corresponding
test.java. This is simple one. But what if we have wicket:Ids we need
construct the Java files with all the action listener also.
test.html
<html>
<body>
<h1>Hello world! </h1>
</body>
<html>
~Praveen
Johan Compagner wrote:
>
> Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
> generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
> structure on the other side.
>
> Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
> wicket user group in the netherlands
>
> 2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
>>
>>
>> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
>> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am
>> looking.
>> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can create
>> a
>> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like
>> text,
>> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
>> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example
>> Image
>> object looks like this
>> which has got position, style, etc .
>> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
>> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
>> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
>> "cssClass":"",
>> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
>> ]}}]})
>>
>> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object has
>> a
>> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
>> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists only
>> in
>> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>>
>> ~Praveen
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> igor.vaynberg wrote:
>> >
>> > see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>> >
>> > -igor
>> >
>> >
>> > On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>> >> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text.
>> This
>> >> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical
>> file.
>> >> so
>> >> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can
>> be
>> >> done
>> >> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>> >> submit.
>> >> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>> >>
>> >> ~Praveen
>> >> --
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>> >>
>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Johan Compagner <jc...@gmail.com>.
Generate on one side the html by a servlet or special template
generator, that reads in your db data and generate the component
structure on the other side.
Look at he slides i put on of the presentation that i did for the
wicket user group in the netherlands
2007/12/4, Pen <du...@yahoo.com>:
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> I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
> database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am looking.
> Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can create a
> webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like text,
> image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
> It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example Image
> object looks like this
> which has got position, style, etc .
> [{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
> "size":({width:100,height:80}),
> "positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
> "cssClass":"",
> "style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
> ]}}]})
>
> Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object has a
> html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
> But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists only in
> memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
>
> ~Praveen
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> igor.vaynberg wrote:
> >
> > see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
> >
> > -igor
> >
> >
> > On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
> >> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text. This
> >> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical file.
> >> so
> >> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can be
> >> done
> >> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
> >> submit.
> >> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
> >>
> >> ~Praveen
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Pen <du...@yahoo.com>.
I looked into the example wicketstuff-crud, this is basically in memory
database with basic CRUD operation. this is not what exactly I am looking.
Let me restate the question. We have application where in user can create a
webpages using web designer by drag-n-drop where is html elements like text,
image, selection box, combo box and save it in DB.
It will be Json format parse it to POJO and store in DB. for example Image
object looks like this
which has got position, style, etc .
[{"position":({left:60, top:40}),
"size":({width:100,height:80}),
"positionTop":40,"positionLeft":60,"sizeWidth":100,"sizeHeight":80,
"cssClass":"",
"style":"left:60px;top:40px;width:100px;height:80px;",
]}}]})
Now we need to read from the DB and reconstruct the same Image object has a
html page. We can construct the above object with HTML tags.
But the question is how to display this html pages, since it exists only in
memory and also how to navigate to this newly created page.
~Praveen
igor.vaynberg wrote:
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> see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
>
> -igor
>
>
> On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>
>> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
>> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text. This
>> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical file.
>> so
>> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can be
>> done
>> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form
>> submit.
>> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>>
>> ~Praveen
>> --
>> View this message in context:
>> http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
>> Sent from the Wicket - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Re: How to dynamically generate HTML page?
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
see how wicketstuff-crud does it in wicket-stuff svn
-igor
On Dec 3, 2007 6:30 PM, Pen <du...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
> I am a new wicker user. We need to construct/generate a HTML page
> dynamically at runtime from the HTML elements like image and text. This
> page only exists in memory(session/cache) and there is no physical file. so
> how to generate such page and corresponding java class. How this can be done
> for static elements like image and text versus dynamically for form submit.
> Also how to navigate to this newly generated html page.
>
> ~Praveen
> --
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-dynamically-generate-HTML-page--tf4940771.html#a14143413
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