Friday, September 21, 2007
Easy CRUD in Wicket
I like Igor's implementation of wicketstuff-crud. Check wicketstuff svn for it. But there is also WicketWebBeans which looks interesting.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Labels
- cisco (1)
- eclipse (6)
- howto (1)
- java maven (1)
- jetty (1)
- kvm (2)
- linux (20)
- m2eclipse (1)
- maven (1)
- openvz (1)
- subversion (3)
- subversive (1)
- sysadmin (22)
- virtualization (4)
- wicket (5)
- wicket shiro (1)
- wicketbench (1)
- xen (2)
Links
Posts
About Me
Labels
- cisco (1)
- eclipse (6)
- howto (1)
- java maven (1)
- jetty (1)
- kvm (2)
- linux (20)
- m2eclipse (1)
- maven (1)
- openvz (1)
- subversion (3)
- subversive (1)
- sysadmin (22)
- virtualization (4)
- wicket (5)
- wicket shiro (1)
- wicketbench (1)
- xen (2)
Labels
- cisco (1)
- eclipse (6)
- howto (1)
- java maven (1)
- jetty (1)
- kvm (2)
- linux (20)
- m2eclipse (1)
- maven (1)
- openvz (1)
- subversion (3)
- subversive (1)
- sysadmin (22)
- virtualization (4)
- wicket (5)
- wicket shiro (1)
- wicketbench (1)
- xen (2)
Copyright © MindUmp. All rights reserved. Blogger templates created by Templates Block | Blogger Templates
Powered by Blogger. Designed by 
3 comments:
This blog is full of innovative ideas and i really like your informations.please add more details in future.
Python Training in Chennai
Python Training in Anna Nagar
JAVA Training in Chennai
Hadoop Training in Chennai
Selenium Training in Chennai
Python Training in Chennai
Python Training in Velachery
It's really very useful to me. Thanks for sharing with us.
Best Ground staff Training Institute in Chennai
Great explanation of how to set up basic CRUD functionality with Apache Wicket. I appreciate how simple and clean the example code makes the concept, especially for those learning component‑based Java web development. For anyone interested in expanding their skills further, structured training in Data Science, Full Stack Development, and Digital Marketing can help build more real‑world project expertise and broader career opportunities across tech fields.
Post a Comment