What is the problem? I.e., why do you feel it can not be a simple page?
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Martin
2009/1/14 Mathias P.W Nilsson math...@snyltarna.se:
Hi,
I have developed an application with wicket that has been around for about a
year. A user can have serveral options for payment - Visa, MasterCard, Post
The main problem is the external form. I need to send the form to an external
server. Since I need wicket to check the form first I need a wicket form and
then a plain html form. The form is submitted when all the data is checked.
Since there is 10 different forms the webpage get's cluttered. Is
Why don't you send the query parameters from wicket to the payment
server using QueryStringUrlCodingStrategy
?
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Martin
2009/1/14 Mathias P.W Nilsson math...@snyltarna.se:
The main problem is the external form. I need to send the form to an external
server. Since I need wicket to check the
Have you considered HttpClient?
http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/
Scott
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 8:44 AM, Mathias P.W Nilsson
math...@snyltarna.se wrote:
The main problem is the external form. I need to send the form to an external
server. Since I need wicket to check the form first I
Submit the form as normal in Wicket, validate, etc, then craft a
request to the external form and send your data that way.
cheers,
Steve
On 14 Jan 2009, at 16:44, Mathias P.W Nilsson wrote:
The main problem is the external form. I need to send the form to an
external
server. Since
This is what I'm doing ( via an javascript call from wicket ajax after the
form is validated). Problem is that the model must be emptied when the form
is submitted ( cart, order ) and then the page get's rerendered. It's all
fussy.
10 forms in the same page. Must be a smarter solution.
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Honestly, I simply cannot grasp the problem.
Our site works like this:
1. User fills form.
2. User submits form to Wicket site.
3. Wicket site analyzes the submitted form and constructs a PageParameters map.
4. Wicket site redirects the user to a payment processing server using
the
