Re: Bookmarkable page with a form. The URL switches from the mounted one into an unfriendly one.

[quinya]

I'm having a similar, but different problem.

I have a PasswordResetPage for reseting a user password.

I am using Spring Security and need to link to it from a login.jsp.

So in my WebApplication class I have:

mountBookmarkablePage(ConstantsCommon.PASSWORD_RESET_PATH,
PasswordResetPage.class);

And this allows me to link to the page from the login.jsp. It also allows me
to specify in my Spring security that this URL does not require
authentication.

sec:intercept-url  pattern=/wicket/passwordReset* filters=none /

So I get to my PasswordResetPage ok. But when I hit the Ok button on my
form, it submits to a URL like
http://localhost:8080/myapp/wicket/?wicket:interface blah blah blah. 

And then my Spring Security intercepts it and redirects back to the
login.jsp.

How can I get the form to submit to the nice URL?

I have tried:

form.add(new AttributeModifier(action, true, new
Model(ConstantsCommon.PASSWORD_RESET_CONTEXT)));

But that just re-displays the page.






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Re: Bookmarkable page with a form. The URL switches from the mounted one into an unfriendly one.

[Jeremy Thomerson]

add the message to the session and
setResponsePage(ForgotPassword.class);  You may need to do
setRedirect(true);

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On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 2:04 PM, Kent Larsson kent.lars...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 I have a simple page, with a form where the user may fill in their
 e-mail and press the submit button.

 I mount it in the init method of the class which implements
 WebApplication using:

 mountBookmarkablePage(forgotpassword, ForgotPassword.class);

 It works and I'm able to access the page by visiting:
 http://localhost:8080/app/forgotpassword

 When the user fills in their email and presses submit the URL changes
 into: http://localhost:8080/app/?wicket:interface=:6

 My page code is: (or for a syntax highlighted version visit:
 http://pastebin.com/f70c8ac47 )

 public class ForgotPassword extends BasePage {
        TextField email;

       �...@springbean
        ForgotPasswordRequestService forgotPasswordRequestService;

        public ForgotPassword(final PageParameters parameters) {
                super(parameters);

                Form form = new Form(form) {
                        private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

                       �...@override
                        protected void onSubmit() {
                                System.out.println(### 
 +email.getModelObject());
                                email.setModelObject();
                        }
                };

                email = new TextField(email, new Model());
                form.add(email);

                Button submit = new Button(submit);
                form.add(submit);

                add(form);
        }
 }

 Ideally I would like the URL to be
 http://localhost:8080/app/forgotpassword after the e-mail submission.

 I still would like to have a message on the page after submit, stating
 the the password request has been mailed to the user.

 If I can't have my ideal this would be better than the current:
 http://localhost:8080/app/forgotpassword/something . Where something
 is ignored in the case some user bookmarks the page and visits it
 without any active session.

 Best regards, Kent

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