same as what joechen said but in a little different way
if the Image resource reference is null the resource is just not
added to the current available application sharedresources,
it is treated in stateful way ,the url generated for such a image is
not bookmarkable ..
its mentioned in the javdo
Uh, sorry :)
It all comes doen to the handling of shared and-nonshared resources.
If a resource is non-shared (read: not registered with
sharedresources). If the Image resource is null it can't assume that
it's shared, therefore handling is at a non-shared/stateful resource.
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at
Would you share your knowledge with us ? :-)
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 12:33 PM, Jochen Mader wrote:
> Found it shortly after my mail (as always). Never mind.
> Am 07.09.2011 09:31 schrieb "Jochen Mader" :
>> We just stumbled upon the following code in the Wicket(1.4.17) Image
>> class getStatelessH
Found it shortly after my mail (as always). Never mind.
Am 07.09.2011 09:31 schrieb "Jochen Mader" :
> We just stumbled upon the following code in the Wicket(1.4.17) Image
> class getStatelessHint method:
> return (getImageResource() == null || getImageResource() ==
> localizedImageResource.getReso
We just stumbled upon the following code in the Wicket(1.4.17) Image
class getStatelessHint method:
return (getImageResource() == null || getImageResource() ==
localizedImageResource.getResource()) &&
localizedImageResource.isStateless)
My question is:
Why does an image become stateful because of
