On Aug 7, 2005, at 04:46, Phil Kulak wrote:
Yes, please do. I would like to use that.
It's already there, Juergen put it in cvs HEAD.
cheers,
Gert Jan
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Gili,
simply write and register with the application your own
WebRequest/WebResponse pair (similar to WebRequestWithCryptedUrl). One
which return 301 if and old URL pattern is found and else don't do
anything. Basically you have to convert the old url into the new one
yourself.
Juergen
On
That sorta defeats the whole purpose. I already wrote up a
servlet-filter to do this for me but I'm saying that this is the kind of
functionality that should ship standard with Wicket. When one aliases
pages, we should redirect hits to the old address automatically.
I can file a RFE if
I'm sorry, but I somehow doubt that we are going to implement a url
rewritter which provides backwards compatibility with the old schema.
We are fairly busy discussing and implementing the new features for
1.1.
#125168 is something we are working on. Please see the various threads
on this topic.
you mean the Conversion Exceptions?
You do need to know that it did go wrong.. ?
johan
Phil Kulak wrote:
And on that note, why does PageParameters throw all those checked
exceptions? Is there really anything I can do about it on the page
itself?
On 8/6/05, Phil Kulak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for me personally i don't find this kind of functionality important that
it has to be in core.
What urls are exactly changing in youre eyes?
If it are bookmarkable then don't change them..
johan
Gili wrote:
That sorta defeats the whole purpose. I already wrote up a
servlet-filter to
Hi.
I know that there's not a lot of interest in this :)
but I just wonder if anyone actually objects, if this functionality
would be introducted to wicket.
Basicaly, it would allow to specify own MostRecentlyUsedPageMap instance.
class Application
{
...
public Map
What happens is that I submitted my software to 100s of
shareware-download sites. Among other things they got an URL to the
screenshot of my program (static image image).
I noticed I could improve my PageRank with a bit of reorganization,
including aliasing the main page to wallpapers
Gili,
like I mentioned. A WebRequest/-Response pair should the trick. For
you it is even simpler. Yuu know the URL you provide to ... and just
have to handle these ones.
Juergen
On 8/7/05, Gili [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What happens is that I submitted my software to 100s of
again i ask
What urls are you talking about?
the bookmarkable once?
then just Alias all youre classes at forehand. Then if a class is
changed the alias stays the same.
johan
Gili wrote:
What happens is that I submitted my software to 100s of
shareware-download sites. Among other
The same way you react with the JRE throws NumberFormatException: you
get back to the user and tell him his input was invalid. I don't think
you're supposed to recover here as much as realize the user input was
invalid and reprompt him for good input.
Gili
Phil Kulak wrote:
Unless
I'm not a wicket developer, but my opinion is that vast majority of
wicket users will never need it, and if some do, it's easy to acomplish
it with custom request cycle or filter. Thus, I don't see any reason for
this to be in the core.
Maybe a wiki page would be appropriate.
-Matej
Gili
If I can't even render the page, how am I supposed to prompt the user
for better input? And if this were a form on an already built page,
promting the user for better input would be recovering. Not recovering
would be showing a stack trace or a generic message that just says
There's been a
Agreed. I thought you were talking about a form on an already built
page. Sorry.
Gili
Phil Kulak wrote:
If I can't even render the page, how am I supposed to prompt the user
for better input? And if this were a form on an already built page,
promting the user for better input would be
No worries. :)
On 8/7/05, Gili [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Agreed. I thought you were talking about a form on an already built
page. Sorry.
Gili
Phil Kulak wrote:
If I can't even render the page, how am I supposed to prompt the user
for better input? And if this were a form on
Hi,
I get this exception:
wicket.WicketRuntimeException: Internal error: encoding must not be null
at
wicket.response.BufferedResponse.convertToCharset(BufferedResponse.java:213)
at
wicket.response.BufferedResponse.close(BufferedResponse.java:171)
at
FYI: this only seem to occur when I add this to my markup:
wicket:link autolink=true
link wicket:id=css2 rel=Stylesheet type=text/css
href=css2.css/
link wicket:id=only-ie rel=Stylesheet type=text/css
href=only-ie.css/
/wicket:link
It seems like Wicket doesn't
which wicket version are you using?
Juergen
On 8/7/05, Gili [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI: this only seem to occur when I add this to my markup:
wicket:link autolink=true
link wicket:id=css2 rel=Stylesheet type=text/css
href=css2.css/
link wicket:id=only-ie
there seems to be 2 problems here.
1 a problem which triggers the error page (that has maybe something to
do with the markup you show here)
2 The exception pages errors because the encoding is somehow null.
johan
Gili wrote:
FYI: this only seem to occur when I add this to my markup:
On 8/7/05, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there seems to be 2 problems here.
1 a problem which triggers the error page (that has maybe something to
do with the markup you show here)
2 The exception pages errors because the encoding is somehow null.
The encoding is already set in
CVS head from August 4th, 2005.
Gili
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
which wicket version are you using?
Juergen
On 8/7/05, Gili [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI: this only seem to occur when I add this to my markup:
wicket:link autolink=true
link wicket:id=css2
Hi,
This is regarding bug #1251168. I was told this issue was discussed but
I'm not sure when/where. Please excuse me if I discuss anything which
you have already.
I think that we need to define the lifetime scope of resources in
general in order to solve this problem. Specifically, JSP
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