You can see SpringWebApplication class to see how to access Spring
application context.
Or you can create a field with @SpringBean annotation to inject your
bean into the session object. But then you must call
InjectorHolder.getInjector().inject(this); before access this bean
(probably the best place for this is a session constructor).
Daniel
On 2007-12-14, at 18:36, Ravi_116 wrote:
Daniel,
That worked !! thanks...
How can i access the Spring Application Context in the wicket
MyApplicationWebSession (extends AuthenticatedWebSession) to
retrieve the
bean and set the user name and password.
Ravi
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