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Sushila Burgess updated WICKET-6983:
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Description:
In very limited circumstances, immediately after a StalePageException, an
unexpected runtime ComponentNotFoundException occurs. This problem was
discovered by a professional tester, who has been testing the latest version of
my Wicket 9.9.1 application. I have already described it on
[StackOverflow|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72203513/wicket-9-9-1-unexpected-runtimeexception-last-cause-component-xx-has-been-r]
and Martin G advised me to report it here. As requested, I have developed a
quick-start application which reproduces the problem in - as I have already
mentioned - very specific, limited circumstances.
When running the application, the first page to appear is a dummy login page,
with basic instructions for logging in. In summary, a drop-down list offers two
usernames, "hasLinks" and "noLinks". Please select "hasLinks" and click the
login button.
The next page will display a couple of links, plus the following instructions:
h2. How to reproduce the exception
# Immediately after logging in as "hasLinks" in a *newly-opened* browser,
duplicate your tab.
*N.B. the "jsessionid" must still be visible in the address bar.*
# In the duplicated tab, click the "Log out" button at the bottom of the page.
# Log back in again, this time as "noLinks".
# Return to your original tab, where 2 links are still displayed.
# Click on one of the links.
# The exception occurs.
I am attaching a zip file containing the source of my quick-start application,
with a war file in the target directory. I am also attaching the stack trace of
the exception.
was:
In very limited circumstances, immediately after a StalePageException, an
unexpected runtime ComponentNotFoundException occurs. This problem was
discovered by a professional tester, who has been testing the latest version of
my Wicket 9.9.1 application, prior to release. I have already described it on
[StackOverflow|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72203513/wicket-9-9-1-unexpected-runtimeexception-last-cause-component-xx-has-been-r]
and Martin G advised me to report it here. As requested, I have developed a
quick-start application which reproduces the problem in - as I have already
mentioned - very specific, limited circumstances.
When running the application, the first page to appear is a dummy login page,
with basic instructions for logging in. In summary, a drop-down list offers two
usernames, "hasLinks" and "noLinks". Please select "hasLinks" and click the
login button.
The next page will display a couple of links, plus the following instructions:
h2. How to reproduce the exception
# Immediately after logging in as "hasLinks" in a *newly-opened* browser,
duplicate your tab.
*N.B. the "jsessionid" must still be visible in the address bar.*
# In the duplicated tab, click the "Log out" button at the bottom of the page.
# Log back in again, this time as "noLinks".
# Return to your original tab, where 2 links are still displayed.
# Click on one of the links.
# The exception occurs.
I am attaching a zip file containing the source of my quick-start application,
with a war file in the target directory. I am also attaching the stack trace of
the exception.
> ComponentNotFoundException after StalePageException
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>
> Key: WICKET-6983
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-6983
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 9.9.1
> Environment: Occurs on both Linux and Windows 10 Enterprise.
> Reporter: Sushila Burgess
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: missinglink.zip, stacktrace.txt
>
>
> In very limited circumstances, immediately after a StalePageException, an
> unexpected runtime ComponentNotFoundException occurs. This problem was
> discovered by a professional tester, who has been testing the latest version
> of my Wicket 9.9.1 application. I have already described it on
> [StackOverflow|https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72203513/wicket-9-9-1-unexpected-runtimeexception-last-cause-component-xx-has-been-r]
> and Martin G advised me to report it here. As requested, I have developed a
> quick-start application which reproduces the problem in - as I have already
> mentioned - very specific, limited circumstances.
> When running the application, the first page to appear is a dummy login page,
> with basic instructions for logging in. In summary, a drop-down list offers
> two usernames, "hasLinks" and "noLinks". Please select "hasLinks" and click
> the login button.
> The next page will display a couple of links, plus the following instructions:
> h2. How to reproduce the exception
> # Immediately after logging in as "hasLinks" in a *newly-opened* browser,
> duplicate your tab.
> *N.B. the "jsessionid" must still be visible in the address bar.*
> # In the duplicated tab, click the "Log out" button at the bottom of the
> page.
> # Log back in again, this time as "noLinks".
> # Return to your original tab, where 2 links are still displayed.
> # Click on one of the links.
> # The exception occurs.
>
> I am attaching a zip file containing the source of my quick-start
> application, with a war file in the target directory. I am also attaching the
> stack trace of the exception.
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