If you're looking for a way to use different layouts, templates for different virtual servers you have several options:
- use the Session.setStyle() to set the style... you can do this in a custom WebRequest and by examining the server name of the request url. Then you can have different .html and .properties file per virtual host, but the same usage. - use a Border to incorporate all style information (adding css reference, the main layout, etc). I prefer this approach - I have an ancestor Page that always adds a border which border is made by a factory method I have on my subclassed webapplication. This way I can create different borders and thus different layouts and styles for different pages - or I could even have different styles based on any request parameters. The second approach can be seen in live at www.szeretgom.hu (sorry it is not available in English yet...) If you navigate to http://szeretgom.hu/portal/content/title/Wiki/ you get a different layout (which is created by a different border). A third kind of border is displayed at this URL: http://szeretgom.hu/portal/blog/pages/cserepj/ These are all handled by the same web application and it would be quite easy to modify my code to return different borders based on the request url's server name... Hope this helps... > I have one model and 4 different web applications. All webapplications is > using the same model but different views. There is Different virtual hosts > on the same server. Can I use wicket for this? > > > -- János Cserép - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.szeretgom.hu Skype: cserepj
