Thanks Gabriel. I discovered that myself today as we are on IE 9 at my work.
The jQuery component works just fine. Overall, I'm rocking out another great
app using Wicket 7 and wicket-bootstrap :-)
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Thanks to all those who took the time to reply. We finally got it working
using the suggestions provided here (combination of Apache Proxy and
Tomcat's context paths). Thanks again
Lucie
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Hi,
Check the generated HTML for the different types. They have specific CSS
class. You can use it to style them as you need.
If this is not enough then you can extend from FeedbackPanel and make it
produce anything.
Martin Grigorov
Wicket Training and Consulting
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We have a feedback panel, and we want errors to be red and warnings to be
yellow. I know to use warn() instead of error, but how can i make them show
different in color? And I have a feeling that for 508 reasons, I may be
required to show something next to the warnings to indicate they are
warnin
A small rectification : on the official website for jquery 2.x they drop
support for IE6/7/8.
It should work with IE9.
http://jquery.com/browser-support/
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Just my opinion; to me this looks more like a matter of virtual name (
https://commonname/contextroot
and then redirect/restrict based upon roles/permission.
-Mihir.
On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 12:29 PM, trlt wrote:
> >> why do you want that? What is the benefit of having the same application
> unde
>> why do you want that? What is the benefit of having the same application
under two different path?
Maybe I didn't explain this well - Another department in my company wants
one of the applications in my Wicket *.war file. I'm trying to make it
available for them under a different URL (so thei
Hi,
why do you want that? What is the benefit of having the same application under
two different path?
Michael:)
Am 9. Oktober 2015 05:03:18 MESZ, schrieb trlt :
>I have developed a Wicket application (MyApplication.war), to be
>deployed on
>Apache + Tomcat.
>It can be invoked using: http://hos
Hi,
another option could be to define two contexts in Tomcat for your application.
You could do that in server.xml within the Host element (But this is not
recommended):
The preferred way should be to put two context files in
$CATALINA_BASE/conf/[enginename]/[hostname]/ (e.
Hi,
as Martin suggested, a proxy is the best solution for this.
If you don't want to setup a proxy perhaps this could fit your needs:
Deploy your application as ROOT.war in Tomcat. Then you could use the following
URLs:
http://hostname/page1
http://hostname/page2
Regards,
Thomas
-Ursprü
Hi,
The easiest way it to introduce a proxy in front of Tomcat, e.g. Nginx or
Apache HTTPD.
See https://www.nginx.com/resources/admin-guide/reverse-proxy/ and/or
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-apache-http-server-as-reverse-proxy-using-mod_proxy-extension
Martin Grigor
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