Yep, put them in a Map or set them one by one, using the component path.On 11/13/06, Carfield Yim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Yes... i only browse the name but haven't actually read the document,
sorry about that.In my code I will get some parameters usinggetRequest().getParameter() so I need to ass
Yes... i only browse the name but haven't actually read the document,
sorry about that.
In my code I will get some parameters using
getRequest().getParameter() so I need to assert it at my test.
After I really read the document, I guess what I really need to do in
put a Map at setParametersForNex
I don't think that's what you're looking for. What exactly do you want to do ? On 11/13/06, Carfield Yim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> I need to setup some parameter for the wicket test, I can see there is
> a method call "setupRequestAndResponse" so I guess I should override> this one and do the set
I need to setup some parameter for the wicket test, I can see there is
a method call "setupRequestAndResponse" so I guess I should override
this one and do the setup there? However I don't know how as this
method take no parameters. Would anyone tell me how to do?
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