I want to save into a file the wicket page's renderded markup before it respond to the user's request. Can someone give me a hint how to do this? Thanks.
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services,
I write the code like this
searchString.add(new AbstractBehavior(){
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
@Override
public void onComponentTag(Component component, ComponentTag tag) {
tag.put(onkeydown, if(event.keyCode==13)
All,
As part of our ongoing incubation at Apache Incubator, we started a
vote for releasing Wicket 1.2.3 this weekend [1]. This vote will close
sunday morning, CET.
One of the questions we recieved was: are there any bugs that have to
be fixed before shipping 1.2.3? If so, then please voice them
Hi,
im not sure how to adress this thing with wicket: if you make a website you
want to see where your visitor goes, what he does - usually by examining the
webservers logfile by looking at the URLs - however this wont work in
wicket.
How could this be solved ? - how can we track trace our
There still is something. AjaxTabbedPanel's versioning must be turned
off, otherwise it fails with exception on page request. I still have to
investigate whether it is ok, or we have a bug elsewhere.
-Matej
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
All,
As part of our ongoing incubation at Apache Incubator,
I guess you want it for debugging purpposes? There are lots of tools
out there which allow you to monitor the traffic. Fiddler e.g. is such
a tool (open source)
Juergen
On 10/28/06, Otan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to save into a file the wicket page's renderded markup before it
respond to
On 10/28/06, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
As part of our ongoing incubation at Apache Incubator, we started a
vote for releasing Wicket 1.2.3 this weekend [1]. This vote will close
sunday morning, CET.
One of the questions we recieved was: are there any bugs that have to
It is not better and not worse with Wicket, each web app framework has
the same issue here. Just the details are different.
Have a look at RequestLogger.java
Juergen
On 10/28/06, Korbinian Bachl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
im not sure how to adress this thing with wicket: if you make a
you cant point me to any article about that ? - i looked at the java-docs
for 1.2 branch but didnt understand how this leads to a hook for tracking.
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Alexandru Popescu wrote:
On 10/28/06, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
As part of our ongoing incubation at Apache Incubator, we started a
vote for releasing Wicket 1.2.3 this weekend [1]. This vote will close
sunday morning, CET.
One of the questions we recieved was: are
When you go to the example, there is this little red (i) in the top
left corner. It'll open a page with all the information maintained by
RequestLogger.
IResponseFilter and it is implementations might be an option/starting
point for you as well.
While re-reading your mail, I'm not sure it is
What example do you mean ? - i only found the javadoc
http://wicket.sourceforge.net/apidocs/wicket/protocol/http/RequestLogger.htm
l so far...
what i mean is following: imagine you have a page that sells/ adverts
something - now you want to know how many visitors you have, on what pages
(what
No, it's not for debugging purpose. Here is the use case: I'm building a wicket application which purpose is to be an engine that produces static HTMLs. These HTML files are actually static version of my dynamic and templated wicket pages, and they will sit in my website for the world to access,
See WicketTestCase. Most of our junit tests are based on that principle
/**
* Use code-Dwicket.replace.expected.results=true/code to
* automatically replace the expected output file.
*
* @param pageClass
* @param filename
* @throws
Each and every wicket-example
(http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/helloworld) has a
little icon for information in the top left.
We do have classical URLs if you use bookmarkable pages in your links
only (and this is not different from other web apps; same
limitations). And when you
so in the onsubmit you first redirect to another pageAnd in the constructor of that page you check it it is signed in?And if not then you throw that restart exception?That should work fine. johan
On 10/28/06, Andrew Berman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Igor,For the onSubmit of the form's button,
if you just want a dump from all the pages you walk over to generate static contentyou could make a WicketFilter (IResponseFilter impl)That will give you the buffer of the complete response right before it gets sent out
getRequestCycleSettings().addResponseFilter(yourFilter)johanOn 10/28/06, Otan
I am very interested in combining Wicket with GIS. I would like to have it
where you could bring GIS into a Wicket app through a discrete custom
component without being tied to Geoserver. I tried to play around with
using the Geotools lite renderer with a wicket RenderedDynamicImageResource,
yep, how about a quickstart-igorOn 10/28/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so in the onsubmit you first redirect to another pageAnd in the constructor of that page you check it it is signed in?
And if not then you throw that restart exception?That should work fine. johan
On 10/28/06,
I'd guess that you would implement your own IRequestFactory and
manually write the access log from there. You have access to the
servlet and if you wanted to turn wicket requests into meaningful,
trackable information (I know exactly what you are talking about),
you'd have to manually write
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