Thanks, that seems super straight forward as I've come to expect from wicket.
Only one thing, there doesn't seem to be a StatelessTabbedPanel or a
StatelessTab in the distribution.
Regards,
Robert
pixologe wrote:
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> Well, when I think of it the word "exactly" is not right - of course,
> th
I'm familiar with the a lot of the strategies that make for nicer urls in
Wicket, but am at a loss for how to make the urls for a tabpanel friendlier.
Instead of /Home:1:1, /Home:2:1, etc.
I'd like to have /Home:Account:1, /Home:Alerts:1, etc.
It would be nice to lose the last bit on the right
Forgive having more questions than answers, but I'm really been enjoying
putting together a real application with Wicket and have been working with
the Wicket-auth code, specifically with annotations.
I have no problem with using
@AuthorizeInstantiation("ADMIN")
when applied to a page or even
