How jvm create wicket application. What is creating process or steps under
hood.
how you would do it with naked Ajax?
On Sep 13, 2013 10:50 PM, "Entropy" wrote:
> We have alot of ajax events in our app. Wicket makes it very easy to do
> so.
> However, all of our applications have Novell Access Manager (NAM) in front
> of them for single-sign-on. When the NAM session times o
I don't know how the page serialization matters. But I just did a test
case and a user can submit ajax requests to wicket asynchronously but
the requests are processed as part of a queue and the processing is
synchronous.
Is that mechanism handled in Java side/server side? What classes?
-O
See PageAccessSynchronizer
Sven
On 09/13/2013 10:19 PM, Brown, Berlin [PRI-1PP] wrote:
I don't know how the page serialization matters. But I just did a test
case and a user can submit ajax requests to wicket asynchronously but
the requests are processed as part of a queue and the processing
We have alot of ajax events in our app. Wicket makes it very easy to do so.
However, all of our applications have Novell Access Manager (NAM) in front
of them for single-sign-on. When the NAM session times out, it sends a
redirect to the browser to bring them to a login page. But for ajax event
We have a shared Panel containing a dropdown.
The Panel is used on 2 different pages where each page has its own model as
an associated bean POJO class. My problem is that I have to pre-select the
dropdown in the panel to a certain index.
Normally, this is done by setting a Model value. I can't d
I found a solution, I'm passing the model Data Bean as a parameter to the
Panel in the constructor. Then I have access to it.
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