Project Summary
Wicket tooling support for NetBeans IDE. Aim of this project is to make Wicket support in NetBeans an equal partner to JSF support and Struts support.
Specifically, the following features are planned:
-- Editor enhancements: hyperlinking, red squiggly underlining, lightbulb tooltip, refactoring, simultaneous multiple file opening
-- Code generation functionality: project template, bundling of Wicket JAR files, file templates, integrated Wicket samples, component palette drag and drop items
-- Bells and whistles: standalone IDE for Wicket, splash screen, JavaHelp, topcomponent-based learning trail for Wicket
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