It's unclear what your issue is. By definition, different applications (
different users) have separate sessions.
From: Alis ajcalve...@yahoo.es
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Date: 05/16/2013 03:45 PM
Subject:Re: Call me page wicket from iframe in page.jsp
Thank you! How do I
Hello!
The problem is that we no longer need two separate applications, but the
application contain wicket in the other.
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Hello!
The problem is that we no longer need two separate applications, but the
application contain wicket in the other.
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Thank you! How do I keep the same session even if aplicaiones different?
To be placed in each web.xml, help me
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Hi,
I don't quite understand your question.
To have two http sessions you should have two separate applications - one
.war with the JSPs and another with Wicket code.
Merge them in one app with separate mappings (filter-mapping and
servlet-mapping) and they will share the session.
On Tue, May
Thank you!
Now, my problem is that there are two sessions (one in wicket application
and another in jsp). How achievement maintain the values existing in the
request from wicket to return to interact in the page jsp.
Example:
page in wicket (Page.java)
WebRequestCycle cycle =
Hi,
Mount the Wicket page at some path with:
application.mountPage(some/nice/url, MyPage.class)
and use this stable url from the JSP code. You have to provide the the
host:port/context/filter part if this is required, or calculate the
relative url to the JSP's url.
On Sat, May 11, 2013 at
Hello! Help me , how call me a page in wicket from iframe of page .jsp.
Example:
*page.jsp*
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