I have solved my problem.
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I have found only this link http://www.systemmobile.com/?p=249
and I will try find my Wicket in Action book for the terms you mentioned.
Any good links for explaining the versioned-setting and statefulness concepts?
Thanks
On Fri, Jul 9, 2010 at 8:51 AM, Wilhelmsen Tor Iver wrote:
>> But, I am
For session-level stuff, store the values in the session, not a
component/page instance.
On Jul 9, 2010 8:36 AM, "Martin Makundi"
wrote:
But changes will not propagate. You might think that you are
transferring money from account A to account B but are transferring
money from account A' to accou
> But, I am experiencing this "not so much expected scenario" that for
> the same person, in the same browser session, click the browser's
> Refresh Button, or F5, a new page instance is created. Is the latter
> behavior expected?
For bookmarkable page URLs: Yes. Look into how versioned-setting a
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Also yes ;)
2010/7/7 James Carman :
> 2010/7/7 Martin Makundi :
>> But remember... not being reconstructed does not mean that you won't
>> have MULTIPLE INSTANCES of the same page.
>>
>> ... thanks to serialization ;)) so be warned if you code something
>> that depends on instances.
>
> It's n
2010/7/7 Martin Makundi :
> But remember... not being reconstructed does not mean that you won't
> have MULTIPLE INSTANCES of the same page.
>
> ... thanks to serialization ;)) so be warned if you code something
> that depends on instances.
It's not just serialization. A new page instance wil
But remember... not being reconstructed does not mean that you won't
have MULTIPLE INSTANCES of the same page.
... thanks to serialization ;)) so be warned if you code something
that depends on instances.
**
Martin
2010/7/7 Jeremy Thomerson :
> 2010/7/7 西门烧雪 Simon
>
>> I have read that "in
2010/7/7 西门烧雪 Simon
> I have read that "in Wicket a page is only constructed once", from
> https://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/reading-from-a-database.html
>
> So I did an experiment with the following class. When I press F5
> twice in my browser to refresh, and I get the print out (see below)
> thr
I have read that "in Wicket a page is only constructed once", from
https://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/reading-from-a-database.html
So I did an experiment with the following class. When I press F5
twice in my browser to refresh, and I get the print out (see below)
three times. So, is the statement "
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