-name as well?
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Does anyone know if Wicket exposes the HttpServletRequest's attributes
somewhere? I can get them through
((WebRequest)getRequest()).getHttpServletRequest().getAttribute(myattr);
But the javadoc says that it's not recommended to call
getHttpServletRequest.
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James.
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, everything seems
to work. But I'm guessing it should work even if I forget to specify a
window name.
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you tried...calling
ajaxtarget.appendjavascript() should work as well.
if you show us some more code/try to describe your actual usecase we
can probably help you more, right now its all very abstract.
-igor
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show us some more code/try to describe your actual usecase we
can probably help you more, right now its all very abstract.
-igor
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Hi,
I'd like to do something slightly unusual and wrap
requests impossible. not a
good thing imho. i guess we need to add a parameter so that you can
set the request to synchronous just for that one call.
or do what i suggested and add a success handler that will execute the
rest of the function.
-igor
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the server as a 'returned'
variable on the client.
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James
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