Toledo, Ohio USA Note: This is Toledo in the USA not in Spain! There is a
city in the USA with that name. :)
Hey at least I see someone else who works in Ohio with Wicket!
Toledo is nowhere near Australia or Austria although I think there are some
kangaroos hopping around in our great zoo -
Found it... I was using in the html instead of for
the WebMarkupContainer.
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I am using the AjaxSelfUpdatingTimerBehavior on a WebMarkupContainer. A
RefreshingView is within the container. When I load the page, the view
works fine. On the first Ajax call, it does update the view and loads fine.
On the second call I get
Ajax GET stopped because of precondition check,
u
Yes, there was an index.jsp in the root context. I removed this, and it will
now work with
myapp
/*
This seems like a rather obscure problem. Is this documented somewhere or
can it be fixed so others won't have to spend time on it. I spend two
filter mapping, I have to use the
address:
http://localhost:8080/MyApp/myapp/
and everything works OK.
Should this be submitted as a bug or am I missing something in the big
picture?
--Tim
trames wrote:
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> Additionally, if I then type the address
>
> http://localhost:8080
I too am new to Wicket, and wanted to start using it without having to learn
a persistance tool. I have never used a framework before, just JSP and
Servlets. I tried dabbling a little with JPA, but found it confusing -
especially when working with tables whose primary keys have more than one
fiel
Extend PagingNavigator. I made a custom one so I can use everywhere:
It looks something like this
First Prev 1 2 3 4 Next Last
The active page will be in Red and italics.
You can make it anything you want by changing the HTML and/or CSS. Hope it
works for you.
Java - CustomPagingNavigator.ja
