thank you for your advice. I will let our architect team investigate such an
integration problem.
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Hi!
Sounds like wicket is redirecting to the login page due to the user not
being authenticated.
To handle cross-framework authorization, I suggest you either share the
http session, use a shared security framework (e.g. apache shiro) or (what
we do every now and then) have a shared list of
the purpose is the clients want to reuse an existing wicket html page for
some enhancement in a spring mvc flow of business.
I am trying three ways "redirect:../[url]" , "redirect:[url]" and "/[url]"
.The first two just kicks me out and return to the application home page
which is coded by
Hi!
I’m not sure why wicket is wrapping a spring exception. Sounds like wicket
is not handling the request, but passing it on to spring.
I don’t use spring on a daily basis, but from what I read you should be
using a “redirect:[url]”-style model and view.
Which login page is shown? Your
Thanks for your answer.
The panel class has its HTML file and it is mounting in the startup
initialization
mountBookmarkablePage("/CaseVerificationUpload.html",CaseVerificationUploadsPage.class);
when I am using
return new ModelAndView("redirect:../CaseVerificationUpload.html")
then the
just correct that the panel class is CaseVerificationUploadsPanel
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Hi!
Wicket and Spring have different render cycles, so if you want to redirect
from spring to a wicket panel, you’ll need to put the wicket panel in a
page and expose that page on a public url by mounting it.
That wicket page can then take url parameters (either path or query
params), which you
Hi
my project is implemented by two frameworks: spring web flow and wicket.
Now in one of the spring controller, I want to the spring ModelAndView
redirects to an existing wicket panel class.
the code of spring controller is below :
protected ModelAndView onSubmit(HttpServletRequest request,
