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Wicket architecture
What about performance and scalability?
Wicket performance is actually quite good under stress. Remember though that in many real-world application your bottleneck will be in business or database layer.
Wicket benchmark can be found here: wicket-1.3.x-benchmark.
You should also search wicket-user mailing list for performance and scalability or simply use performance-scalability-tipsas your starting point.
Maven
How do I skip the tests when doing a Maven build?
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- Internet Explorer 6 and 7
- Firefox 1.5
- Firefox 2.0
- Safari 2.0.1 - 2.0.4
- Opera 8.54 (linux)
- Opera 9 (linux)
- Konqueror 3.5.2 (most of the examples works, but the Todo list example makes the browser crash)
Wicket.replaceOuterHtml gives weird result on Firefox
There are certain cases when you replace markup in FireFox where some of the nodes are not placed right in the DOM tree. This happens when the markup is invalid, e.g. you have somewhere a block element inside an inline element, such as <table> or <div> in <span>.
Wicket community
What do you look like?
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See How to repaint a ListView via Ajax.
What about performance and scalability?
Wicket performance is actually quite good under stress. Remember though that in many real-world application your bottleneck will be in business or database layer.
Wicket benchmark can be found here: wicket-1.3.x-benchmark.
You should also search wicket-user mailing list for performance and scalability or simply use performance-scalability-tipsas your starting point.
Wicket.replaceOuterHtml gives weird result on Firefox
There are certain cases when you replace markup in FireFox where some of the nodes are not placed right in the DOM tree. This happens when the markup is invalid, e.g. you have somewhere a block element inside an inline element, such as <table> or <div> in <span>.