Since the previous way of doing it was never referenced, I figured I'd
comment the new way out and see what happened. It works like it should. So I
guess the previous class extension and overriding must have been something
that was tried and later abandoned but not deleted.
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Is your login page annotated with @RequireHttps ?
On Oct 3, 2016 10:17 PM, "sorinev" wrote:
> Regarding #4, how do I redirect it to my https url then? The 1.4.17 class
> we
> extended built a new https url and set it on a response. This new method
> appears, yes, to do nothing. When I go to my l
Regarding #4, how do I redirect it to my https url then? The 1.4.17 class we
extended built a new https url and set it on a response. This new method
appears, yes, to do nothing. When I go to my login url now or try to type
the https url for the login page directly, i stay on http and port 80 (port
Hi,
1) http://wicketinaction.com/2012/07/wicket-6-resource-management/ (section
"Header Items")
2) http://wicketinaction.com/2012/07/wicket-6-javascript-improvements/
(section "Ajax request attributes")
3) see IResource and AbstractResource
4) Correct! Althougth you don't need the override - it
