re-parent the child components. Thus the markup hierarchy and the component hierarchy will be out of sync. The automatically created enclosure container will be created along side its "children" with both whatever, you must add the children to this container in order to keep the component hierarchy in sync. 6.10. Surrounding existing markup with Border Component org.apache.wicket.markup.html.border.Border with complex markup fragments containing nested components. To generate its children, ListView calls its abstract method populateItem(ListItem item) for each item in the list, so we must provide

re-parent the child components. Thus the markup hierarchy and the component hierarchy will be out of sync. The automatically created enclosure container will be created along side its "children" with both whatever, you must add the children to this container in order to keep the component hierarchy in sync. 6.10. Surrounding existing markup with Border Component org.apache.wicket.markup.html.border.Border with complex markup fragments containing nested components. To generate its children, ListView calls its abstract method populateItem(ListItem item) for each item in the list, so we must provide

with complex markup fragments containing nested components. To generate its children, ListView calls its abstract method populateItem(ListItem item) for each item in the list, so we must provide using a render which implements interface IAutoCompleteRenderer. The default implementation simply calls toString() on each suggestion object. If we need to work with a custom render we can specify it via the message. When a message is received from the client Wicket wraps it in IWebSocketMessage and calls WebSocketBehavior1.onMessage() or WebSocketResource1.onMessage() where the application logic can

with complex markup fragments containing nested components. To generate its children, ListView calls its abstract method populateItem(ListItem item) for each item in the list, so we must provide using a render which implements interface IAutoCompleteRenderer. The default implementation simply calls toString() on each suggestion object. If we need to work with a custom render we can specify it via the message. When a message is received from the client Wicket wraps it in IWebSocketMessage and calls WebSocketBehavior.onMessage() or WebSocketResource.onMessage() where the application logic can react