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Is it straightforward to integrate dynamic SVG into your pages with Wicket?
Is is possible at all?

Thanks... a newbie, seeing if this is an option
 
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Originally posted by P Colwell:
Is it straightforward to integrate dynamic SVG into your pages with Wicket?
Is is possible at all?

Thanks... a newbie, seeing if this is an option



I don't see any problem. Do you want to generate SVG using Wicket, or render some external SVG in your Wicket pages? In either case I don't see too much trouble. The latter is easy. The former is a bit more work, you'll have to create your own components to generate the markup, but it definitely is not rocket science.
 
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Originally posted by Martijn Dashorst:


I don't see any problem. Do you want to generate SVG using Wicket, or render some external SVG in your Wicket pages? In either case I don't see too much trouble. The latter is easy. The former is a bit more work, you'll have to create your own components to generate the markup, but it definitely is not rocket science.



Using a third party framework to render a resource into a page is covered in chapter 9: Images, CSS, and scripts: working with resources.

Basically it depends on how sophisticated you want the integration to be. You might want to check out the wicketstuff-rome project which generates RSS feeds.
 
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Please let me know if you do some Wicket comoponents for SVG.
Thanks
 
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