I've had success my and , but trying to add as a WebMarkupContainer gave me:
Last cause: Mis-placed . must be outside of
, , and . Error occurred while
rendering page: SomePage using markup stream: file:/.../SomePage.html
Motivation :
Hi CN,
Have you checked the wicket examples :
http://examples7x.wicket.apache.org/wizard
Regards,
Gabriel.
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Well, all redirects are mapped by the SystemMapper (and its child mappers);
So if you are certain that it’s mapped inside your HttpsMapper, that should
not be the problem.
Have you set a breakpoint inside BufferedWebResponse#sendRedirect? You
should check what url it receives and if it is a http
I have managed to use XForwardedRequestWrapperFactory by creating a Filter.
I also use HttpsMapper as follows :
setRootRequestMapper(new HttpsMapper(getRootRequestMapper(), new
HttpsConfig()) {
@Override
protected Scheme getDesiredSchemeFor(IRequestHandler handler)
Hi!
How and when are you mounting your pages?
If you are mounting them _after_ installing the HttpsMapper, then those
pages will not be mapped “under” https.
This is because a compound request mapper is created on demand when
mounting pages, in case the current root mapper is not already a
Thanks Sebastian for the hint.
But yes, I've mapped all pages before calling setRootRequestMapper.
I also put logs in my getDesiredSchemeFor and they're being called, and
returning HTTPS for all calls.
But is it possible there are some cases it's not being called (?) Or perhaps
the ?1 stateful
