Projects tagged ‘java’, ‘web’, and ‘wicket’

With proper mark-up/logic separation, a POJO data model, and a refreshing lack of XML, Apache Wicket makes developing web-apps simple and enjoyable again. Swap the boilerplate, complex debugging and ... [More] brittle code for powerful, reusable components written with plain Java and HTML. [Less]

Tapestry is an open-source framework for creating dynamic, robust, highly scalable web applications in Java. Tapestry complements and builds upon the standard Java Servlet API, and so it works in any servlet container or application server.

Umbrella project for integrations of Wicket and other projects such as Jasper Reports, Hibernate, Freemarker. Also a home for small community contributions.

Based on Wicket and JCR, it is the ONLY Wicket-based CMS framework available today. BRIX was built on the idea of "Power versus Complexity", providing for ease of use while at the same time allowing ... [More] designers the highest degree of freedom in developing a rich user experience. [Less]

VC Aperture provides you with a thorough view of your version control repository. It lets you look both wide and deep into your source code.

gidooCMS is a kind of framework for CMS systems based on Apache Wicket. You have the basic features of an CMS, but you add you own functionality by extending Java-classes. E.g. you will write the code ... [More] for creating a menu by yourself directly in Java. Currently we use Apache Jackrabbit as persistance engine. Some of the important features: * rights management using sections (like Servlet contexts) * version history * backup (import and export) * XML validation of new pages * simple preview functionality * extend the GUI of the CMS * a lot of small things that make life easier ;-) [Less]

Apache Wicket integration for Soundmanager Javascript Sound API

An experimental crime database for the Stormwind City Watch, on the Argent Dawn Europe realm.

A generic Drag&Drop framework for Wicket: operate on any markup element via selectors drag and drop between any Wicket components vertical, horizontal and hierarchical structured markup (i.e. trees) ... [More] drag initiators (a.k.a. handles) common desktop metaphors with 'MOVE', 'COPY' and 'LINK' operations transfer types themeable works in Firefox, Safari, Chrome, IE and Opera See our live examples on http://wicket-dnd.appspot.com/ (beware - very slow!). Theme your DnDAdd a theme to your pages to be used for DnD, e.g. the WindowsTheme: add(CSSPackageResource.getHeaderContribution(new WindowsTheme()));Drag sourceAdd a DragSource behavior to enable a container for drags: container.add(new DragSource(Operation.MOVE) { public void onAfterDrop(AjaxRequestTarget target, Transfer transfer) { // remove transfer data } }.drag("tr"));In this example only a MOVE operation is allowed. Drags are initiated on tags. Drop targetAdd a DropTarget behavior to enable a container for drops: container.add(new DropTarget(Operation.MOVE, Operation.COPY) { public void onDrop(AjaxRequestTarget target, Transfer transfer, Location location) { // add transfer data } }.dropCenter("tr"));In this example MOVE and COPY operations are allowed. Drops are performed on center of tags, the Location holds a reference to the actual component the transfer was dropped on. [Less]

Jonathan Locke, originator or Apache Wicket describes his favorite Wicket tricks in a new book, "Twenty-Six Wicket Tricks". This is the code for that book. NOTE: At this time the book is still in ... [More] progress and the code is pre-alpha (don't rely on it for anything important). [Less]