This is an eclipse plugin for the Java Webframework Wicket from apache.orgqwickie needs the IDE for Java EE Developers package (html editor) here's the eclipse update site: (!changed! since git migration) http://qwickie.googlecode.com/git/qwickie.updatesite/ or for those who want to install manually look into the downloads tab or Google Source downloads are not supported anymore Google Source ist shutting down! Current version: 1.1.8 Usage: Just mouse click on the wicket:id while pressing ctrl in the java code editor  to open the default html editor and mark the clicked wicket:id. And - vice versa - mouse click on the wicket:id while pressing ctrl in the default html eclipse editor  Mouseover shows the line in html file Anyone having problems with mouseover on mac, please see http://code.google.com/p/qwickie/issues/detail?id=24&can=1 Features:
- Rename wicket:id and wicket id in a wicket component when renaming a property of a bean that is used as model. When a property with the same name is used in more than one bean, than it get's renamed too. Be careful when using this refactoring! It's just "like updating textual occurrences in comments and strings" and needs a preview.
- http://code.google.com/p/qwickie/issues/detail?id=42&can=1 (control-option-1 to jump to the java file and control-option-2 to jump to the related HTML file.)
- Fixed http://code.google.com/p/qwickie/issues/detail?id=34. Thanks to Willem Voogd!
- Autosave feature when deactivating eclipse and refreshing the browser window. (so no ctrl-s is needed). Removed to a new project, because it's useful even not for wicket development.
There is a QWickie Nature available (now put in the project - configure menu), that checks if wicket:ids in html and java files are matching. There where some errors reported and maintaining this thing is pretty time consuming so I decided to give you some settings.  The preferences page (Window - Preferences - Web - QWickie)
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