thanks
how about skipping the content rendering?
i.e. how to just make the web page's response to include the headers only?
jWeekend wrote:
One way is to override WebPage's setHeaders(WebResponse response) method
and call setHeader on the passed in WebResponse.
Regards - Cemal
Why would you do that? That should only be done in a head request.
But currently i dont think we have support for webpages last modified
request at the moment.
Problem is that wickets pages are really dynamic, make sure that yours
are really static dont use ajax and that stuff on them because if
yes, our pages basically are dynamic as the pages contain ajax component
we plan to do that for the optimization of non-javascript clients like
crawlers
we try to define a page modification logic and implement the 304 not
modified in order to save the bandwidth or so
if it is not supported by
i want to set my html with last modified date in order to allow client side
caching
how can we do that in wicket?
or we need to manipulate the response header directly?
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One way is to override WebPage's setHeaders(WebResponse response) method and
call setHeader on the passed in WebResponse.
Regards - Cemal
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ywtsang wrote:
i want to set my html with last modified date in order to allow client
side caching
