Finally, we’re done! Wicket In Action, the dead tree edition, is out! Order it from the publisher, Manning, get it from Amazon, or maybe even a store near you. I hope it will be useful for people. First reviews have been good. If you like the book, please don’t be shy rating it on Amazon and other sites :-)
Congratulations Eelco!
I really like the PDF and print combo. Now that the paper version has arrived, I feel complete. :-)
Well done!
Thanks guys!
Congratulations!
I received my copy of WIA. Great!
Thanks a lot , guys!
Wonderful book. I’ve been working with Wicket for some time, and it has kept on delivering. This book was exactly what Wicket needed, and I’ve already purchased a few copies for colleagues. Thanks for the effort.
Hi Sir Eelco,
Sorry for being out of place here. But, I am desperately looking for answers. I got a problem in wicket. How do I return xml content type to the client’s request? This for use with our site’s remote API. For example, a request to http://www.oursite.com/webapp/deposit?user=player&amount=20.00 would return
error
Please help me sir with this.
Thank you very much.
Ely,
Create a bookmarkable page (with empty and/ or pageparameters constructor) and put this in it:
public String getMarkupType()
{
return “xml”;
}
See the example ‘XmlPage’ in the component reference that is part of the wicket-examples project.
Sir Eelco,
Thank you very much Sir. I will try that now. I’ll buy your book to learn more on Wicket. It really is a nice framework.
Glad you like it :-) And there are always the mailing lists to go with your questions. Good luck.