List of Listings

 

Chapter 2. The architecture of Wicket

Listing 2.1. Custom session that holds a reference to a user

Listing 2.2. Simple request target that redirects to the provided URL

Listing 2.3. Java code for the Hello web page (Hello.java)

Listing 2.4. HTML code for the Hello web page (Hello.html)

Listing 2.5. HelloSun Java code

Listing 2.6. HelloSun HTML code

Listing 2.7. HelloSun HTML with incorrect nesting

Chapter 3. Building a cheesy Wicket application

Listing 3.1. Cart.java: Implementing a simple shopping cart

Listing 3.2. CheesrApplication.java: Application Class

Listing 3.3. CheesrSession.java: Custom session holding the shopping cart

Listing 3.4. CheesrPage.java: Base class for all pages in our application

Listing 3.5. style.css: The shop’s stylesheet

Listing 3.6. Index.html: Front page markup

Listing 3.7. Index.java: Class implementing the front page

Listing 3.8. Adding the shopping cart’s markup to Index.html

Listing 3.9. CheckOut.java and CheckOut.html implementing an empty page

Listing 3.10. Billing address form with component identifiers

Listing 3.11. CheckOut.java: Checkout page with form components added

Listing 3.12. Adding the Cancel and Order buttons to the checkout form

Listing 3.13. ShoppingCartPanel.java: Base for the reusable panel

Listing 3.14. ShoppingCartPanel.html: Markup for a reusable shopping cart

Chapter 4. Understanding models

Listing 4.1. Using Model to store form values

Listing 4.2. Using PropertyModels to store form values