I've been reading the Spring/Wicket integration threads on the
mailing lists and looked at the code that is available but I was not
entirily happy with the things I saw. So, stubborn as I am, I decided
to forget everything and do some things 'my own way' instead :-)
First, I embedded Jetty
Where/how is the mHelloWorldService injeted into the page?
-Igor
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On Oct 22, 2005, at 6:37 PM, Igor Vaynberg wrote:
Where/how is the mHelloWorldService injeted into the page?
-Igor
It is not injected in the page. Only in the WebApplication.
I haven't figured that out yet, but I'm also not sure if you want to
inject stuff in pages. I will find out when I
WebPages are serializable since they are stored in the session.
You first need to declare the private service member as transient in
your WebPage since you do not want to store the service in session and
since it is not serializable. But if you do this, your injection
will not work the way you
But then, aside from the embedded jetty, this is no different from the
Page-level integration section of
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/SpringIntegration
Am I totally missing something?
-Igor
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