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Ok!
I guess I'll have to do this outside of wicket. HTTPClient or something like
that. Is this correct?
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needs to be in wicket. I have inherited subclasses for layout.
Anyone?
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I'm not familiar with your HttpClient class, but I have used
java.net.HttpURLConnection
as (very simple...) http client in the past, which can be instructed
to follow redirects.
You can create one of those using
java.net.URL(http://whatever.com/;).openConnection().
You'll probably have to
I've read some more and one solution is to make a form with body onload send
form. This will however make the page flicker wich is very ugly.
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document.forms[ login ].submit();
}
Cons with this approach?
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