By dashorst
via wicketinaction.com
Published: Oct 07 2008 / 09:16
Wicket’s component and OO nature make it very easy to create plugins which affect the UI in different ways. In this article we are going to build a simple application that allows the user to create an article for a (Wicket based) CMS and configure how it should be deployed. Out of the box we are going to support a fictional FTP and HTTP POST deployers, each with their own configuration data and editors. We are going to abstract the deployer into a plugin system so new ones can be easily created and added to the application. The sample project provided works with Hibernate, Spring, and Wicket.
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OtengiM replied ago:
This article is cool. It shows how we can use Wicket in a cool manner and clean, very Java OOP. Wicket is getting a lot of mindshare this days and with the new support of Wicket with Seam 2.1 it will be more cool to work with Wicket.
Anyway for people that doesn't like Spring anymore as me just switch it for Guice http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/
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