Apache Wicket 8.x Reference Guide"Don’t call us, we’ll call you". Take a look at the following diagram illustrating an application flow with some calls. We avoid three calls through the Hollywood-Principle and we just have to instanciate the models and data have a clearly defined 296 lifecycle that reflects the corresponding the page flow. Listing 14: public class MyPage extends WebPage { IModelmyDataModel; public this approach is that the data gets automatically cleaned up when a user completes or exits the page flow. No manual cleanup anymore! This is basically an automatic garbage collector for your session. 25 0 码力 | 350 页 | 9.95 MB | 1 年前3
Apache Wicket 7.x Reference Guide"Don’t call us, we’ll call you". Take a look at the following diagram illustrating an application flow with some calls. We avoid three calls through the Hollywood-Principle and we just have to instanciate the models and data have a clearly defined 297 lifecycle that reflects the corresponding the page flow. Listing 14: public class MyPage extends WebPage { IModelmyDataModel; public this approach is that the data gets automatically cleaned up when a user completes or exits the page flow. No manual cleanup anymore! This is basically an automatic garbage collector for your session. 25 0 码力 | 346 页 | 10.00 MB | 1 年前3
Apache Wicket 10.x Reference Guide"Don’t call us, we’ll call you". Take a look at the following diagram illustrating an application flow with some calls. We avoid three calls through the Hollywood-Principle and we just have to instantiate this, the models and data have a clearly defined lifecycle that reflects the corresponding the page flow. Listing 14: public class MyPage extends WebPage { IModelmyDataModel; public this approach is that the data gets automatically cleaned up when a user completes or exits the page flow. No manual cleanup anymore! This is basically an automatic garbage collector for your session. 25 0 码力 | 336 页 | 7.16 MB | 1 年前3
Apache Wicket 9.x Reference Guide"Don’t call us, we’ll call you". Take a look at the following diagram illustrating an application flow with some calls. We avoid three calls through the Hollywood-Principle and we just have to instantiate this, the models and data have a clearly defined lifecycle that reflects the corresponding the page flow. Listing 14: public class MyPage extends WebPage { IModelmyDataModel; public this approach is that the data gets automatically cleaned up when a user completes or exits the page flow. No manual cleanup anymore! This is basically an automatic garbage collector for your session. 25 0 码力 | 335 页 | 7.15 MB | 1 年前3
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