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See:
Description
| Interface Summary | |
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| IMarkupSourcingStrategy | Markup sourcing strategies determine whether a Component behaves like a "Panel" pulling its Markup from an associated Markup file, or like a Fragment pulling it from a another components Markup. |
| Class Summary | |
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| AbstractMarkupSourcingStrategy | Implements boilerplate as needed by many markup sourcing strategies. |
| AssociatedMarkupSourcingStrategy | Boilerplate for a markup sourcing strategy which retrieves the markup from associated markup files. |
| BorderMarkupSourcingStrategy | The Border component's markup sourcing strategy |
| ComponentFeedbackPanel | Convenience feedback panel that filters the feedback messages based on the component given in the constructor. |
| DefaultMarkupSourcingStrategy | This is a no-op sourcing strategy implementing the default behavior for most components. |
| EmptyPanel | Panel that does absolutely nothing and that can be used to display an empty block. |
| FeedbackPanel | A panel that displays FeedbackMessages in a list view. |
| Fragment | Usually you either have a markup file or a xml tag with wicket:id="myComponent" to associate markup with a component. |
| FragmentMarkupSourcingStrategy | A markup sourcing strategy suitable for Fragment components. |
| GenericPanel<T> | A Panel with typesafe getters and setters for the model and its underlying object |
| Panel | A panel is a reusable component that holds markup and other components. |
| PanelMarkupSourcingStrategy | The Panel components markup sourcing strategy. |
Panel components.
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