arametersForProductPage( product ) ).toString();
}
}
private final Product product;
public ProductPage(final PageParameters pageParameters, final Product
product )
{
}
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ought, having both pages and let Wicket do the stuff for me would be a
good starting point.
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sses. And for each request the mapper would
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> whether this request URL is contained in the map. But this means I have to
> maintain two places for each pair of "legacy" and "new" Page classes. I'm
> not sure whether this is a smart solution.
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apper would check
whether this request URL is contained in the map. But this means I have to
maintain two places for each pair of "legacy" and "new" Page classes. I'm
not sure whether this is a smart solution.
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olution could be very annoying.
> Is there another way to solve this. I would prefer something like a Map
> which holds old and new mounth paths and a kind of "Mapper" which is
> responsible to map obsolete URLs to new ones.
> Exists such a solution which I'm not aware of?
nother way to solve this. I would prefer something like a Map
which holds old and new mounth paths and a kind of "Mapper" which is
responsible to map obsolete URLs to new ones.
Exists such a solution which I'm not aware of?
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ly in wicket-core and then
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> redirect, based on the requirements of each web application.
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To: users@wicket.apache.org
Subject: Redirect to Wicket page with 301 Moved Permanently
Hey guys
I'm trying to make a redirect form an old url to a new one. The browser url
should be changed to the new one and the response code for the original reques
exactly is the problem with the urls ?
You can take a look at
org.apache.wicket.request.http.handler.RedirectRequestHandler#respond()
and see what happens.
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I don't have to hard code it to a specific host name.
What is the best way to solve this?
Thanks in advance
Jarnis
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