Hi Vadim,
I'm exactly trying this feature, and I have a similar situation (user object
in session). Upon restore, the user object is restored as expected, if the
user is logged in, he is still logged in, etc. But the stateful pages aren't
restored, so you can't just refresh a page and expect it to
If your http session times out, you will loose all data attached to
that including the wicket session.
2010/1/14 Vadim Tesis :
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> i'm trying to customize Tomcat 6 configuration and i came accross Manager
> element in server.xml. it allows one to configure where to store sessions
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hi,
i'm trying to customize Tomcat 6 configuration and i came accross Manager
element in server.xml. it allows one to configure where to store sessions
(memory, disk, ...), for how long to keep the session before discarding it, ...
so i was wondering how (if at all) wicket (1.4.5) session
