I enter URL "http:///awol" which should direct to my
application's home page which is set to be MainPage.class:
My Application class sets the home page to be MainPage:
public Class getHomePage() {
return MainPage.class;
}
@Override
protected C
Are you entering the URL of your main page or your login page?
You also have to check if there is a continue-to-destination field set and
if not you have to send your user to a default home page.
N
On Oct 2, 2013 8:18 PM, "shimin_q" wrote:
> Thanks - that sounds exactly what I observed in my ca
Thanks - that sounds exactly what I observed in my case where the login page
(HomePage class) gets redisplayed after I entered the user name and
password.
I am looking at some sample code with Stateless login forms, in addition to
using StatelessForm instead Form, a bind() is called too after
auth
No - it the login page was redisplayed.
N
On Oct 2, 2013 6:31 PM, "shimin_q" wrote:
> Just to make sure the problem I am seeing is due to the timed out Login
> page...when you say
>
> "the original login page displayed would have timed out and the attempted
> login wont succeed."
>
> When your a
Just to make sure the problem I am seeing is due to the timed out Login
page...when you say
"the original login page displayed would have timed out and the attempted
login wont succeed."
When your attempted login failed, does another page come up with some
generic browser error message or does i
OK, could it be as simple as changing the following line:
public class LoginForm extends Form
to
public class LoginForm extends StatelessForm
as you can see my login page (HomePage class) is really simple (only 3
components: a label, a LoginForm, a FeedbackPanel), right?
Thanks,
Shi-Min
Any components on your Page that aren't stateless cause the Page containing
them to be Stateful- Forms are stateful by default. Add this to your
page's onInitialize() and it will help you see what's going on. Check out
Wicket's StatelessForm class.
@Override
protected void onInitialize()
{
supe
This could explain the intermittent nature of the problem. Thanks, Nick!
Could you elaborate on what you mean by stateless login page? Here is my
Login page and Login Form inside it. Could you please tell me what I need
to change?
public class HomePage extends WebPage {
public HomePag
hi,
my original post was sent to smqian directly (stupid mobile email client). i
suggested to use a "setResponsePage(new MainPage());" after
continueToOriginalDestination. but this is rather a workaround than a solution,
right?
best regards
marcel
Am 02.10.2013 um 19:28 schrieb shimin_q :
>
One thing to check is if your login page is stateless. If its not, and you
attempt to login using your login page some time after your initially
loaded the page in the browser, then the original login page displayed
would have timed out and the attempted login wont succeed. Ive seen this
behavior
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 8:30 PM, shimin_q wrote:
> Hi Martin,
>
> No, I did not use that.
>
> My understanding is that the URL ("http:///awol") takes me
> to
> my app's home page (MainPage.class), but is intercepted by the login page
>
define "is intercepted"
what logic does the redirect ?
> (H
Hi Martin,
No, I did not use that.
My understanding is that the URL ("http:///awol") takes me to
my app's home page (MainPage.class), but is intercepted by the login page
(HomePage.class in my case). After login is successful, the
continueToOriginalDestination() SOMETIMES does not seem to con
Here is the flow of my app:
My Application class sets the home page to be MainPage:
> public Class getHomePage() {
> return MainPage.class;
> }
>
> @Override
> protected Class getSignInPageClass() {
> return HomePage.class;
>
Hi,
Do you use RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException in your authorization
strategy ?
On Wed, Oct 2, 2013 at 7:28 PM, shimin_q wrote:
> Hello,
>
> My homepage URL is "http:///awol", and it is linked to
> MainPage.html and MainPage.java. I also have a HomePage.html/HomePage.java
> that is es
Hi,
How user arrives to the HomePage.class ?
By the security layer or by a link ?
If it's by a link, continueToOriginalDestination will send the user to the
original destination, which is HomePage.class.
François
Le 2 oct. 2013 à 19:28, shimin_q a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> My homepage URL is
Hello,
My homepage URL is "http:///awol", and it is linked to
MainPage.html and MainPage.java. I also have a HomePage.html/HomePage.java
that is essentially a login page and contains a LoginForm.
public Class getHomePage() {
return MainPage.class;
}
@Ove
Hi,
The method signature is:
ResourceBundles#addCssBundle(Class scope, String
name, CssResourceReference... references)
I.e. the 'scope' is uses as ... as scope.
So you can use any Class that will fit your needs.
com.example
- MyClass
- res/css/{a,b,c}.css
- res/images/{d,e,f}.png
then us
hi wicket community!
i have a question regarding the usage of ResourceBundles. consider the
following use case:
i want to add a ResourceBundle in my wicketapplication class with a css file
(and some relative paths to images/fonts in it). right now i add the
ResourceBundle with application scope
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