Hi,
I have a problem with XML page incodings. We use wicket for applications on
our cisco ip phones. The firmware http client on these phones does not
understand utf-8 xml. So we need to provide iso-8859-1 encoded xml responses
so that the output is rendered correctly.
We tried setting the corre
Hi,
We encountered the same phenomenon with wicket dojo.
The reason is that if resources are loaded by a servlet engine when there is
no session cookie set to the client, the servlet engine does url rewriting,
and appends ?jsessionid=xxx to the urls it generates.
Dojo has some internal coding t
Hi,
I had a small question on the use of different character sets in resource
encodings
It seems that the "parse()" function of the MarkupParser contains this code
xmlParser.parse(markupResourceData.getResource().getInputStream(),
markupSettings.getDefaultMarkupEncoding());
So the de
Hi,
Thank you very much guys for your response.
Al is correct. What I need is that ANY url is mapped under a specific
sublevel, not just pages.
I've tested with the hybrid URL's as you suggested Johan, and that is not a
solution for me.
Wicket actually does some redirects at the main level specif
Hi all,
I have a problem where I want to map one wicket application under different
urls, with the standard servlet url-mapping.
I want to have a situation where my application is addressable through the
following mechanism.
http://myserver:8080/mywicketwebapp/NL/*
http://myserver:8080/mywicket
Hi,
This would be a real great opportunity to gain some extra knowledge on the
framework, and to learn about the wicket plans for the future.
We are currently using wicket in our company, and wicket development is done
by 3 developers (Marieke Vandamme, Ann Baert) and myself, which post on this
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