Wicket-Source speeds up wicket development by providing click-through from browser HTML back to the original Wicket components in your source.
Features
- Wicket Module "wicketsource" - records where in the code each component is constructed. Adds an HTML attribute.
- Browser Extension "WicketSource" - displays html attribute and lets you click to open (for Firefox+Firebug and for Chrome).
- Eclipse plugin "Source Opener" - listens for clicks from browser and opens the file to that line.
Installation
See the Wiki page for deeper details.
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Install the wicket-source jar into your project using maven or your preferred build tool. Add it to your WicketApplication
init()
asWicketSource.configure(this);
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Get Firebug first if you don't have it; then install the Firefox extension by clicking on the .xpi file.
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Or, if you prefer Chrome, click the chrome extension WicketSourceForChrome.crx from the downloads area.
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Install SourceOpener by putting its .jar into the eclipse drop-ins folder and restarting Eclipse. Then "Show View" / "Source Opener, Recent File Locations" to get to the tab.
Notes
Feedback and bug reports welcome. See the Issue Tracker.