visural-wicket 0.7.0 release with support for Wicket 1.5

Today I pushed out release 0.7.0 of visural-wicket. This release is primarily a bug-fix and minor enhancement release, with one major feature – support for Wicket 1.5 which was released as stable yesterday!

You can get the downloads here (note there is a separate package for Wicket 1.4 and Wicket 1.5) -

Using Maven? Use this set up guide instead.

The full list of changes is here. Mostly these are bug fixes. Both the Wicket 1.4 and Wicket 1.5 versions incorporate the fixes.

The Wicket 1.5 library has not had extensive testing as yet, so please lodge any issues found on the project issue tracker, or at the Google Group.

Please note also, that the source for the project migrated to GitHub not long ago. If you’d like to contribute then I would welcome pull requests or patches!

Hope to get through some more of the issues lodged in the project tracker soon. I’m slowing adjusting to being a Dad, and still having time to work on my projects such as this :)

Related posts:

  1. visural-wicket 0.6.5 release is available!
  2. visural-wicket 0.5 released – ready for action!
  3. visural-wicket 0.6 released – lots of new components!
  4. Announcing – visural-wicket
  5. Implementing security in Wicket with visural-wicket

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3 Responses to visural-wicket 0.7.0 release with support for Wicket 1.5

  1. Duy Do says:

    Your lib helps me a lot. Thank you for your great working.
    Cheers,

  2. Gonzalo B. says:

    Hi Richard.

    It seems the @import directive (http://lesscss.org/#-importing) is not implemented for using LessCSS in Wicket.
    Are there any plans for this?
    It would be very useful, even using Less in the server-side as a precompiled CSS file, since you can define some basic style guidelines (colors, fonts, etc) and @import it to every .less file in order to keep style consistent.
    If there are no plans no implement this, can you see any workaround to import less files onto another?

    Thanks in advance.
    Gonzalo

  3. Chris says:

    Hi Richard,

    I am not using your library yet, but would be interested in the @import directive as well. Any news on this?

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