Look more like a REST deserialization problem then a wicket. Could it be
that se.**.core.domain.KmsUser only is available in your back end
server? We use an environment very much like yours, with a back end
which we send REST request to from our wicket layer, and we don't use
the same classes
Hi!
Im working on a project and I'm getting a weird exception in which I don't
understand how to resolve. My application resides in two modules.
One server side module where all business logic are. On the server side I user
spring and restful webservices. Than I have a web module which
From the JavaDoc from TypeNotFoundException:
* Thrown when an application tries to access a type using a string
* representing the type's name, but no definition for the type with
* the specified name can be found. This exception differs from
* {...@link ClassNotFoundException} in that
Anyone have any idea of what can cause my problem?
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Hi!
Im working on a project and I'm getting a weird exception in which I don't
understand how to resolve. My application resides in two modules.
One server side module where all business logic are. On the server side I user
spring and restful webservices. Than I have a web module which
