Spring MVC vs Wicket
Let’s compare Wicket and Spring MVC by trying to implement a simple application using both. Our application will allow users to add cars to a database.
How to implement record locking in Wicket
The concept of record locking is useful when you want to allow only one user to edit a data record at a time. In a multi-user environment, you want to avoid the case where multiple users are simultaneously editing the same record and possibly overwriting each other’s changes.
Customizing your Wicket codebase: Part 3 – Custom Text
Another powerful technique for customizing using property files.
Wicket quick tip #3: How to include templated Javascript files
A series of quick tips aimed at improving your productivity. How to create Javascript files with server-side injected values.
Customizing your codebase per customer: Part 2 – Conditions
In part 2 we look at a more powerful approach to customizing your codebase.
Wicket quick tip #2: Print to PDF
A series of quick tips aimed at improving your productivity. Generating PDF’s from Wicket pages.
Wicket quick tip #1: Async CSV export
A series of quick tips aimed at improving your productivity.
Initializing your Wicket components using the builder pattern
How to use the builder pattern to initialize your custom Wicket components and the advantages of doing it.
Why you should favor composition over inheritance
Composition vs inheritance. Some improvements in Java interfaces that make composition much more powerful!
How to use Wicket component events
One of the most powerful features of Wicket, component events, let’s you build complex yet decoupled structures.