Roo + Wicket ?

[marcgrue]

Is it possible to use roo with a Wicket/Spring stack (without Spring MVC)?

I'm imagining that I could use roo to generate the business/persistence objects and use Wicket mainly in the presentation layer. What do you think?

Or maybe I have to have patience with a wicket add-on:
http://code.google.com/p/spring-roo-wicket-addon/

I hope to get the best from a component framework (Wicket) and roo...

Any input is appreciated!

[Stefan Schmidt]

It is great to see that a Roo Wicket integration addon is underway. Maybe you can get in contact with the project owner of that project and help out with his efforts?

[vw729]

For my understanding, the Wicket is one of very few stateful Java based web frameworks (another I know is Seam). The Roo comes with Spring MVC which is stateless. The application structure are different between based on a stateful and based on a stateless one. The classic layers are resistance, server, controller for the stateless while a different structure for stateful. I don't know the difference impact on the integration. Just a thought.