Call Wicket from HTML or Javascript

Have you ever wanted to call Wicket Java methods or classes from javascript (ie: onMouseDown or JQuery)? Well this will demonstrate how to call Java from HTML by updating text based off of a mouse click.

Advanced Users might want to skip to 1:50 past the setup of the WebMarkupContainer.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Wicket
• Html
• getCallBackUrl
• getCallBackScript
• Java
• Ajax
• JEE
• javascript
• tutorial
• Enterprise

[fephoo]

Thank you, that is Excellent! Very happy to see more people spreading the knowledge of wicket.

[ProgramJava]

@fephoo Lol, thanks. I figure it helped me so it must help other people. If you have any ideas of tips or techniques with Wicket I am all ears.

[jensiator2]

Thank you. Been looking for hours. Just wanted a kickstart. Great tutorial.

[ProgramJava]

@jensiator2 Yup, its useful to get off the ground running with some video tutorials, thats why I put these up, because I wish I had them when I was starting. I really should have some order to it though.

[TheAkhilless]

It was very interesting. Can't believe it's so easy to program AJAX calls in Wicket. Thank you very much!

[ProgramJava]

@TheAkhilless

Yup, its great once you know how! Thats why I made the video, it shouldn't be hard to figure out. And thanks for the support.

[holylance111]

nice, simple and useful, thank you!

[companyranjan]

This its very useful. Please post more stuff

[chandransuraj]

Simply explained, really good.

[grhwood]

Great video. Thank you!!!