Suggestion: Add static files serving servlet to wicket-core?

Hi all, A need to serve static files alongside the app, often from a root context, is quite common. What if a simple serving servlet was added to wicket-core, so people wouldn't need to add it extra to their app? E.g. this one is quite good:

Re: Servlet and Wicket

...@gmail.com wrote: Are you saying that I can either use Wicket without Servlet or use Servlet with JSP/JSF just like our previous implementation? I thought Wicket components would work under a Servlet environment. If Wicket cannot run under Servlet then, I would like to know now so that we can

Re: Servlet and Wicket

On Monday, September 26, 2011 8:39 PM, koha...@gmail.com koha...@gmail.com wrote: We have to have the Servlets in front due to current connection from IIS and Apache. That doesn't make any sense. For IIS and Apache it really doesn't matter at all. Here is what the architecture of my

Re: Servlet and Wicket

Are you saying that I can either use Wicket without Servlet or use Servlet with JSP/JSF just like our previous implementation? I thought Wicket components would work under a Servlet environment. If Wicket cannot run under Servlet then, I would like to know now so that we can consider JSF instead

Servlet and Wicket

. Is there a way to make this work? The investment in Servlet development is significant. Therefore we want to reuse them. If cannot, we may have to continue with JSP. If someone know how we can integrate Servlet and Wicket in the presentation layer please let me know. Your response is very much appreciated

Re: Servlet and Wicket

. If someone know how we can integrate Servlet and Wicket in the presentation layer please let me know. Your response is very much appreciated. -- View this message in context: http://apache-wicket.1842946.n4.nabble.com/Servlet-and-Wicket-tp3844944p3844944.html Sent from the Users forum mailing

Re: Servlet and Wicket

the Servlet implementation. Now, my question is, how easy would it be to replace the JSP code with Wicket code. Or to ask it another way. Is it possible to reuse my current Servlet code and integrate it with Wicket for the UI. It would help to see examples of how to integrate Servlet code with Wicket. I

Re: Servlet and Wicket

current project but it would be cost prohibitive if I have to discard all the Servlet implementation. wicket and servlets can live side-by-side. wicket doesnt take over the url space so servlets and jsps can still be accessed like they used to be. Now, my question is, how easy would

Re: Servlet and Wicket

-To: users@wicket.apache.org Subject: Re: Servlet and Wicket I am asking this question because I have reviewed all the books published on Wicket including the recent Wicket Cookbook, I have not seen any examples of how you can replace JSP with Wicket. I want to use Wicket in my current project

Re: Servlet and Wicket

@wicket.apache.org Reply-To: users@wicket.apache.org Subject: Re: Servlet and Wicket I am asking this question because I have reviewed all the books published on Wicket including the recent Wicket Cookbook, I have not seen any examples of how you can replace JSP with Wicket. I want to use Wicket

Re: Servlet and Wicket

to use Wicket in my current project but it would be cost prohibitive if I have to discard all the Servlet implementation. wicket and servlets can live side-by-side. wicket doesnt take over the url space so servlets and jsps can still be accessed like they used to be. Now, my question is, how

Re: Servlet and Wicket

have to have the Servlets in front due to current connection from IIS and Apache. Your help or best practices on this would be appreciated. -- View this message in context: http://apache-wicket.1842946.n4.nabble.com/Servlet-and-Wicket-tp3844944p3846081.html Sent from the Users forum mailing

Re: Getting Attributes from a Servlet using Wicket

Thanks Brill, that solved my problem. - Original Message From: Brill Pappin [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: users@wicket.apache.org Sent: Monday, July 7, 2008 10:11:37 PM Subject: Re: Getting Attributes from a Servlet using Wicket try request.getParameter(String)::String getAttribute (if I

Getting Attributes from a Servlet using Wicket

Hello, I have a flash application that makes a request to my server through a servlet. I have managed to get the servlet in the wicket context and access the wicket session in the servlet, but I can't get the parameters of the request. Any clues of what I am doing wrong? Thank you Giuliano

Re: Getting Attributes from a Servlet using Wicket

. I have managed to get the servlet in the wicket context and access the wicket session in the servlet, but I can't get the parameters of the request. Any clues of what I am doing wrong? Thank you Giuliano Here's my servlet: public class StwCommandRequest extends HttpServlet { @Override

Resource servlet from wicket

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Re: Resource servlet from wicket

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about servlet and wicket-spring sequence

Hi, I have a Servlet ViewSurvey.do, it access the Spring Context from wicket Application. MyApplication app = (MyApplication) RequestCycle.get().getApplication(); but there is some thing strange: 1,if I visit the Servlet ViewSurvey.do first, It will cause some error, and all the

RE: about servlet and wicket-spring sequence

-- servlet-mapping servlet-nameSurveyAction/servlet-name url-pattern/surveyAction.do/url-pattern /servlet-mapping servlet-mapping servlet-nameViewSurvey/servlet-name url-pattern/viewSurvey.do/url-pattern /servlet-mapping !-- wicket mapping here -- servlet-mapping servlet

Re: about servlet and wicket-spring sequence

The context loader listener will put the Spring context into the ServletContext at application startup. You can access it via the org.springframework.web.context.support.WebApplicationContextUtils class. You don't need Wicket at all for this. On 2/28/08, Mead Lai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: