Ok thanks Igor, got the mounting working.When I use mounting I first failed to get the parameters, I usedgetRequest.getParameter(action); but I found out that I now can get the parameters by calling
getRequest.getParameterMap().get(action); (where action is my parameter name).Evert2006/4/6, Igor
why are you calling that on the request?you should get those in youre constructor (the PageParameters object)johanOn 4/7/06, Potje rode kool
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Ok thanks Igor, got the mounting working.When I use mounting I first failed to get the parameters, I
yeah, use the MyPage { public MyPage(PageParameters params) {...}} constructor and they should be available.-IgorOn 4/7/06, Johan Compagner
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why are you calling that on the request?you should get those in youre constructor (the PageParameters object)johan
On 4/7/06, Potje
I created a new project with a TabbedPanel and it worked, so that works now.I wanted to use the new mount stuff but failed to get it working, I want to mount packages.I have packages like:com.mypagescom.mypages.admin
etc.My start page is 'com.mypages.Index' and my admin page is
see mountPackage in webapplication and nice url example for details.your urls will look something like this:/context/mount/Index/context/adminmount/Index-Igor
On 4/6/06, Potje rode kool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I created a new project with a TabbedPanel and it worked, so that works now.I wanted to
wicket:link has always worked like this and we did not intend to change it in 1.2. wicket:link is a convinience, if it doesnt fit your usecase use regular link components or subclass WicketLinkTagHandler and implement any behavior you want.
i tested tabbed panels here and they work fine. if you
