1. Give me the constructor change and the Java 5 functionality in one
pass (Wicket 2.0)
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1.1 should already have getOriginalResponse() to solve the problem
Juergen
Thanks Juergen. Unfortunately, I don't really want to get the original
response. I want to get the actual response (after the redirect),
either as a WebResponse or something else where I could call
Thank you both, Johan and Juergen.
I haven't had a chance to try 1.2 yet, but I'm glad to hear that I can do
what I want with it. I'll hopefully be able to try the snapshot soon.
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I'm getting an exception in Wicket 1.1. I'd file a bug, but since so much
of this has already been refactored, I'll just pass it along in case:
During Page.configureResponse, I try to call RequestCycle.getWebResponse()
and Wicket throws a ClassCastException. Apparently, it replaces the
Hi,
This may not be a wicket problem, but I tried it with regular HTML pages
and it worked, but then tried with Wicket and it didn't so, I'll ask here:
My users will often start on page A, then go to page B, then hit the back
button to return to page A. However, by clicking from A to B, I
I use Spring's openSessionInViewInterceptor to handle opening and closing
Hibernate sessions.
It seems to work fine when I hit pages directly. However, when I have a wicket
POST that then redirects to a response page, I get
Unexpected RuntimeException
...
Caused by:
Hi all,
First, thanks for all your help over time when writing my current Wicket
app. We're getting ready to go live.
Currently, I'm running it in Tomcat (while I don't know if there's a big
advantage, I could put Apache in front of it).
Right now, my app is running as
I actually put Apache in front of Tomcat for serving the static content.
It seems to be going well: Thank you.
However, I was wondering if I can get rid of that redirect somehow. So,
if there's no filename, it will serve the dynamic content (from wicket)
while, if there is a filename, it
Sam Gendler wrote:
...
The nice thing is that if
examples use a fairly generic DAO abstraction, it should be possible
to provide nice examples that aren't dependant upon any particular
suite of technologies. Just describe the DAO interface and then use
those them to access standard POJOs.
Jeff Miller wrote:
I considered recommending page=. It would be better than
bookmarkablePage=. Allowing page= in conjunction with alias would
certainly allow simpler urls.
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Igor Vaynberg wrote:
ahh yes, the web2.0 page as the application. ick. maybe we can add
requestcycle.replaceAndRender(Component c) ?
It seems to me that Janne's use-case would be better addressed by allowing
Page.add(Component) and Page.remove(component) at runtime. So, using
AJAX, you
If I load a wicket page that contains some PageLinks, then I walk away for
awhile and then come back and click on one of the links, I get sent to the
Page Expired page. (I haven't restarted the server or hit any other pages in
the meantime).
I'm probably missing something obvious, but I'm
Thanks Andrew (and everyone) -- my dumb mistake.
[I'm in the cleanup phase of the beta for my new app; I'll send a link to
wicket-user pretty soon to try out.]
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This should (hopefully) be rather simple:
for one particular page, I use frames. So, I have a link to the page with
the frames. Then, the top and bottom frames have their own pagemap
(example at http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Using_frames)
But, when I leave the framed page, I
Johan Compagner wrote:
jumping from one pagemap to another with a link is not really possible i
think at the moment.
I think for this we need a new kind of link..
Thanks Johan--
My recommendation would be to have another constructor for
BookmarkablePageLink (and some other types of links)
I'm trying to create a form with multiple submit buttons follow the
example on
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Multiple_submit_buttons_in_form
The buttons' onSubmit isn't getting called. [However, the Form's onSubit
IS getting called.]
My HTML looks like
form id=backForm
On 9/30/05, Dorel Vaida [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know about dojo but some java ajax implementations (DWR)
propagate the exceptions back to the client. Wouldn't be that acceptable
for a validation error for example ?
I know that that dojo.bind lets you bind an error handler
Thanks Francis, I'll give that a try. Is there any reason why
getSettings.setResourcePollFrequency() should create tons of open
references to wicket.jar? I don't know if it's an expected behavior or
not, but if it's a fixable bug, it would probably be a smart idea to fix.
Thaks,
Dan
I've just moved my wicket app over to a server with Tomcat for deployment.
After leaving it up for a few days, I can no longer connect. The error
logs say I'm out of file descriptors.
When I got to /proc/[PID]/fd and ls -l, I see a whole bunch of lines like:
lr-x-- 1 dlg dlg 64 Sep 25
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Smart! So you got around the problem of not being able yet to render
just one component by just rendering a whole page.
It is something Juergen is working on (he created a branch for it).
When that works, we could just render components directly, switch it
on/ off etc.
Martin Fey's SpringAwareModel / SpringBeanModel seem to be a pretty good
solution to the whole Spring integration issue. [There might be lots more
that can be done, but I'm not enough of an expert at Spring or Wicket to
think of anything better.]
When I get a chance, I'll add some notes on
I've got a basic site working now. (Thank you for all your help; once
it's a bit more stable, I'll send a link to the list).
Next, I want to be able to build multiple versions of the same site. So,
http://a.foo.com/ and http://b.foo.com/ will have different text in a few
places, different
As you already can tell from my changes, this will require some big
structural changes because currently Wicket is still very deeply
entangled with the Servlet api.
To be able to use Wicket in a Portlet context, *all* of that needs to
be abstracted away to a generalized interface. And,
Dan,
what is the reason that you manually set the cookies? Why don't you
use FormComponent.setPersistence(true) which should be all you need
for TextBoxes etc.. Wicket stores the cookies and reloads them into
the model automatically.
Juergen
Juergen--
Yes, I use that in other places and
I've shown wicket to a few folks and they're all confused by this.
I think people could get up to speed far faster if the error message
included comments to the effect:
''This means that you declared wicket:id=foo in your markup but never
bound foo to a model in your code.''
or
''This
I've got an unusual use-case for a page and I'm confused about how to
accomplish this in Wicket. However, it seems to be that it should be
completely doable, even if I need to hack some stuff a bit.
I have a page, (say, http://www.foo.com/foo). Every time I come back to
that page, it should
I'm having some issues getting RadioChoice to work. I can't find any
examples, so if there is a good one, please let me know (wicket-library
has examples of some of the other choices).
First, it doesn't seem to be keeping track of which item in a group I have
selected. (If I select a radio
Thanks John, I'm starting to get it (but, to be honest, I'm still
confused). Here's what I'm trying to do (code stripped down):
private final class MyForm extends Form {
private String radioVal = foo; //Also tried making this 1 and an
//int;
public
Thanks Eelco, that helped.
[And, BTW, Phil's Spring idea looks like the start of something really
good. Once it's worked out, it should probably go in
wicket-contrib-spring]
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If I have a form with multiple submit buttons, how do I find out which was
pressed?
Form.onSubmit doesn't take any parameters and there doesn't seem to be any
appropriate method I can call from inside it to get that param.
If, when building the form, I add something like:
add(new Button(foo) {
Thanks Martijn.
[I actually am going to go the Spring route (since I set up it before
getting your email).
I've got Spring configured with wicket-contrib-spring and I can get the
simple beans in the example. I just configured Hibernate, wrote my DAOs
and Managers. Next I need to figure out
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