Re: Session serialization and clustering

Hi, There is nothing to configure in Wicket. All you need is to make sure that your Wicket Session is bound (see Session#bind() method). This will create a Http Session and save Wicket's Session as attribute in it. Usually it is recommended to use normal member variable in Wicket Session instead

Re: How can I display modal dialog only if validation is sucessful?

Thanks Francois, I've been busy on another task. I'll look at the code soon. Bruce Sent from my iPad On May 22, 2014, at 5:48 AM, Francois Meillet francois.meil...@gmail.com wrote: Hi Bruce, This is just one solution : Have a look at http://pastebin.com/03DF5pcw François

Re: Jetty 9 Websocket

Hi Martin, thanks for the input. Using the wicket-native-websocket-javax 7.0.0-M1 in conjunction with the 6.15.0 modules and configuring my embeded jetty correctly ( :-) ) I got it to work. jan - Original Message - From: Martin Grigorov mgrigo...@apache.org To:

Re: Jetty 9 Websocket

Hi Jan, The problem is that Jetty 9.1 (and any JSR356 impl) is built with Java 7 so it cannot be part of Wicket 6. But maybe it is not such a big problem - Jetty 9.0 is also built with Java 7. Feel free to file a ticket if you want -javax module to be downported to Wicket 6.x. It seems it works

Re: wicket resources with nginx as frontend proxy

Hi Martin, Thank you for the suggestions. I did manage to get the applications working together. But... I'm not very sure if, what I am doing, is the correct way. Therefor I created the minimal quickstart that does what I want it to do. The quickstart is downloadable from: