I’ve been working hard the past couple of weeks on getting the visural-wicket open source project I started ready for wider use. I really think there is some cool and useful stuff in this project that the Wicket community could benefit from, so I’ve worked very hard on getting the project into a fairly mature state for release.
- I’ve added Javadocs to the source for all the major pieces of functionality
- I’ve created an example application which demos all the key features and how to use them
- The example application is deployed LIVE on Google App Engine
- I’ve done a lot of testing on each component across all the major browsers
- Lots of bug-fixes and corner cases fixed
- Some reconsideration and tweaking of the API to reduce the likelihood of future changes as much as possible
Anyhow – it’s all up for download at the visural-wicket project page. Comments and feedback and welcome, via this blog, or the discussion group.
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This looks really promising! I’ll definitely give it a shot.
Is maven integration supported?
I’m working on getting Maven support at the moment, but I confess to being a bit of a Maven luddite – which I’m working on changing
A great library. Thanks for providing it.
The library looks great. I’d like to use it, but I’m using maven for my builds. How’s the maven support getting on? Thanks for providing this library!
If you’re interested, I just got a maven build working for myself; going to deploy it to my own private repository. I’ll give you the pom.xml files if you like – just e-mail me at the address I’ve entered in the forum.
Must say you have some unexpected dependencies – visural-common needs rhino and guice
Hi Erwin, yeah, I’ll be doing Maven support for the next release 0.6 which should be done this week or next. 0.6 has taken so long to get done that I probably should have done a point release sooner, and added Maven support then.