but wicket tester has its own session/pagemap
-Igor
On 8/7/06, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> and doing that in a different RequestCycle doesn't have that effect??
> I think it does.. Is exactly the same.
>
> But in this case i dont think it will have anyside effects.. Because if t
and doing that in a different RequestCycle doesn't have that effect??I think it does.. Is exactly the same.But in this case i dont think it will have anyside effects.. Because if that pageis not stateless then it really also can't be sent as an email!!
So generating pages for other then sent it bac
but this can have nasty sideeffects on the pagemap, you might end up
evicting the current page.
-Igor
On 8/7/06, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> not not really
> i must be missing something..
>
> Link.onClick()
> {
>StirngResponse response = new StringResponse();
> RequestCy
not not reallyi must be missing something..Link.onClick(){ StirngResponse response = new StringResponse(); RequestCycle.setResponse(response); MyEmailPage page = new MyEmailPage();
page.renderPage(); REquestCycle.setResonse(previous); smtpServer.sent(response.toString()); setRespone
while processing a wicket request - you want to generate a separate
email by rendering a separate page into a separate response and then
email that. right now you have to use wickettester to do that but that
sets up its own application/session/request cycle so it messes with
the threadlocals curren
Do enlighting me..Why would you override a request cycle?What other cycle would you then generate?The only thing you want to really replace is the Response..Replace the response. Render the page that you want as email
Restore the response and render the real output page (that says email sent or som
add an rfe so it doesnt slip, or of course a patch would be welcome :)-IgorOn 8/4/06, Alexei Sokolov <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:And if you can do it in 1.2.2 it would be great.
AlexOn 8/4/06, Igor Vaynberg <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
we can add a set() to request cycle as well :)
-IgorOn 8/4/06, A
And if you can do it in 1.2.2 it would be great.AlexOn 8/4/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:we can add a set() to request cycle as well :)
-IgorOn 8/4/06, Alexei Sokolov <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
For Application & Session you have set() methods. So, you can backup current values and
we can add a set() to request cycle as well :)-IgorOn 8/4/06, Alexei Sokolov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:For Application & Session you have set() methods. So, you can backup current values and then restore them.
AlexOn 8/4/06, Igor Vaynberg <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
request cycle is not the only p
For Application & Session you have set() methods. So, you can backup current values and then restore them.AlexOn 8/4/06, Igor Vaynberg <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:request cycle is not the only problem. we have application and session threadlocals as well.
-IgorOn 8/4/06, Alexei Sokolov <
[EMAIL PRO
request cycle is not the only problem. we have application and session threadlocals as well.-IgorOn 8/4/06, Alexei Sokolov <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:You can introduce push/pop methods on RequestCycle in the next version of wicket.
AlexOn 8/4/06, Igor Vaynberg <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yeah, the
You can introduce push/pop methods on RequestCycle in the next version of wicket.AlexOn 8/4/06, Igor Vaynberg <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:yeah, the threadlocal context vars are prob going to be a problem. you can spin off a worker thread to do the render and wait for it.
-IgorOn 8/4/06,
Alexei Soko
yeah, the threadlocal context vars are prob going to be a problem. you can spin off a worker thread to do the render and wait for it.-IgorOn 8/4/06,
Alexei Sokolov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One more roadblock... RequestCycle constructor & current ThreadLocal variable. There is no way to alter val
One more roadblock... RequestCycle constructor & current ThreadLocal variable. There is no way to alter value of current RequestCycle after it was set in the constructor, which means that I cannot suspend current request cycle, generate my page into a string, and then resume the original request cy
Well, for some reason I cannot render a page using MockupWebApplication. I get an exception saying that all components on the page failed to render. Log file, however, says that every one of them was rendered. I think that the problem lies inside
ComponentRequestTarget.respond(final RequestCycle r
Well, for instance if you need something like I needed for
www.burgerweeshuis.nl (years ago): administrators maintain a template
with basic scripting facilities (accessing context variables,
conditionals, etc). In that case using Velocity is simpler.
Eelco
On 8/3/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTEC
I had this need too, so I wrote a custom class to mail both HTML and TEXT versions of an email using WicketTester. It uses a custom resource finder to load ***.txt and ***.html files to send. The .html files are full wicket pages and they get rendered as-is, the .txt files contain only tags,
well...if you are generating html emails and you have common display panels already in place for pojos, why not reuse those? you get to reuse the layout, css, etc with almost no effort.-Igor
On 8/3/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fair enough. I wouldn't say I'm against it per se. But
Fair enough. I wouldn't say I'm against it per se. But for many cases
imo it is overkill.
Eelco
On 8/3/06, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i disagree, i think wicket is in itself a great templating engine
> in 3.0 i would like to separate the layers more so you can easily build up
> c
i disagree, i think wicket is in itself a great templating enginein 3.0 i would like to separate the layers more so you can easily build up components and render them to anywhere - gets you a component-oriented templating engine :)
-IgorOn 8/3/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is po
It is possible, and you should look at our junit test cases to get
some inspiration. Whether it is recommended... I don't know. I'd go
for something simple like a Velocity template. Wicket components are
meant for interaction, something you don't need when creating email
messages.
Eelco
On 8/3/0
yes, you can use wickettester and stringresponse to render a page into a string.-IgorOn 8/3/06, Alexei Sokolov <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello,I would like to reuse some of the components I have to generate e-mail reports. Is it possible?
Thank you,Alex
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Hello,I would like to reuse some of the components I have to generate e-mail reports. Is it possible? Thank you,Alex
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