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On Tue, 2008-08-12 at 09:21 -0700, kgignatyev wrote:
Hi,
I have problem embedding Wicket pages (1.3.4) into JSP application.
index.jsp
jsp:include page=/wic/ flush=true/
and the cause is that inside WicketFilter
public String getRelativePath(HttpServletRequest request) returns empty
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and not the /wic/
so the doGet method tries to do redirect which does not succeed.
So the question: is it possible at all to embed Wicket into JSP pages?
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, but for some reason, I
hear those IFRAMEs calling out to me.
Thanks.
Joel
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On 9/21/07, hillj2 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also are there any other issues with using HttpSessionStore besides losing
back button support? Since I'm already forced to use ONE_PASS_RENDER (for
now), I've already lost that support (haven't I?).
ONE_PASS_RENDER does not kill back button
My mistake. I noticed there was a typo in my newSessionStore() declaration
which caused it not to be called (obviously).
One of the better additions to the JDK in my opinion were the
@Override tags. If you use those (and e.g. use your IDE's autocomplete
function) you would have avoided this in
can figure out what to change. I
probably won't get to this until Mon though. I'll let you know what I
discover.
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Joel
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-typetext/html/mime-type
/mime-mapping
mime-mapping
extensiontxt/extension
mime-typetext/plain/mime-type
/mime-mapping
/web-app
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Joel
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Thanks,
Joel
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hillj2 wrote:
I know this has been discussed before, but none of the previous posts have
helped me solve my problem. I'm trying to embed a wicket page into a jsp
page (until I have time go back and convert all our jsp's to wicket) using
the jsp:include tag.
At the very least, you'll need to
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now, but it's an very large
app and we barely have time to implement the new component we're working on
now (which IS all wicket).
Thanks for the help. And thanks to Martijn as well.
Joel
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