In the browser I just get the empty placeholder. The context for the application is /. The servlet mapping is servlet-nameUniversal/servlet-nameurl-pattern/*/url-pattern
On my logs I can see the following error:WARNING: the resource requested by request [method = GET, protocol = HTTP/1.1,
please make the servlet url mapping something like /app/*don't map the wicket servlet on the root.johanOn 4/28/06, Rui Pacheco
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In the browser I just get the empty placeholder. The context for the application is /. The servlet mapping is
I tried this, but it brings me back to the problem of the webapp not loading. IE spins for hours and my index page is not called. The only way for me to do this is to set the redirect on an index.html to / and set the servlet mapping to /*.
Maybe some configuration issue I'm missing?On 4/28/06,
no look at the quickstart projects or other examplesdefine the mapping as /app/*and do have in the root of youre application an index.html that does meta data refresh to /appjohan
On 4/28/06, Rui Pacheco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried this, but it brings me back to the problem of the webapp not
so wait, in your markup you have img src="" but in the browser output you have img src="" ???-IgorOn 4/28/06,
Rui Pacheco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the browser I just get the empty placeholder. The context for the application is /. The servlet mapping is servlet-nameUniversal/servlet-name
In the markup I have img src="" and in the rendered I have img src="" href="http://myhost/mysite/images/foo.gif">http://myhost/mysite/images/foo.gif/
The path appears to be correct, but even if I call the image directly from the browser it won't show, so I guess its something else and not an
yep, i dont see how wicket is at fault here.-IgorOn 4/28/06, Rui Pacheco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:In the markup I have img src=""
and in the rendered I have img src="" href="http://myhost/mysite/images/foo.gif" target="_blank" >http://myhost/mysite/images/foo.gif/
The path appears to be correct,
Hi all.My application, as with all applications, uses stylesheets and images. Those files are stored under $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/my_app/resources, but when I launch my wicket application I see an error on my logs saying that the file can't be found, even though I can see it on the filesystem.
How
how are you referring to those files inside your css?-IgorOn 4/27/06, Rui Pacheco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi all.My application, as with all applications, uses stylesheets and images. Those files are stored under $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/my_app/resources, but when I launch my wicket application I see
My problem is, the images and css files can't be found by the html pages.I am calling them as if I was using a static page: link href="" rel=stylesheet type=text/css
Images follow a similar pattern.On 4/27/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how are you referring to those files inside your
What does it mean to namespace it in the context of Wicket?
Gili
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
there is already a plan to namespace that directory for v2, or so i thought.
-Igor
On 4/27/06, *cowwoc* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Personally, I
call it /wicket-resources instead of /resources or some such-IgorOn 4/27/06, cowwoc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:What does it mean to namespace it in the context of Wicket?
GiliIgor Vaynberg wrote: there is already a plan to namespace that directory for v2, or so i thought. -Igor On 4/27/06, *cowwoc*
Would it break any clients if we would do that now?
Eelco
On 4/27/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
call it /wicket-resources instead of /resources or some such
-Igor
On 4/27/06, cowwoc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does it mean to namespace it in the context of
i dont see how unless a filter, security or something was mapped onto that path-IgorOn 4/27/06, Eelco Hillenius
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Would it break any clients if we would do that now?
EelcoOn 4/27/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: call it /wicket-resources instead of /resources or
Oh boy. I am sorry for only replying now, but the directory isn't actually named resources. I just wrote that as an example, resources being a self-descripting word.My images are in a folder called images and the .css is on the same directory as WEB-INF. The thing is, I get a lot of errors on my
But it turned out to be a good thing :) We try to minimize the name clashes we have with users, and this is one of them. It would be nice to solve it with 1.2 though.MartijnOn 4/27/06,
Rui Pacheco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh boy. I am sorry for only replying now, but the directory isn't actually
this is not entirely true. sharead resource urls are essentially bookmarkable...so that might be a problem. if we are going to do this in 1.2 we should probably poll the users first.-Igor
On 4/27/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i dont see how unless a filter, security or something was
Ok.
On 4/27/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is not entirely true. sharead resource urls are essentially
bookmarkable...so that might be a problem. if we are going to do this in 1.2
we should probably poll the users first.
-Igor
On 4/27/06, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I know you're dealing with more important things right now, but I could use a hand here.I have my images and css's at the same level as web-inf. My html is next to the classes under web-inf/classes.How do I make my html see my images and my css's?
On 4/27/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED]
okso you have something like img href="" in the markup of the pagewhat ends up in your browser? what context name is the app running under? waht is your servlet mapping?-Igor
On 4/27/06, Rui Pacheco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know you're dealing with more important things right now, but I
why is /resources baddo remember that normally it sits after the servlet name/app/resourcesso it is for wicket anyway.it is only a problem for people useing /* johan
On 4/27/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm afraid /resources/ is a reserved path with Wicket. I guess it'snot the best
right, and with 2.0+filter refactor /* will become the preferred mapping.-IgorOn 4/27/06, Johan Compagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:why is /resources bad
do remember that normally it sits after the servlet name/app/resourcesso it is for wicket anyway.it is only a problem for people useing /*
johan
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