I'm using Wicket 1.5-rc2 and have noticed that I'm getting what I believe to
be unnecessary 302 redirects for bookmarkable/stateless pages.
In my application.init(), I'm doing the following:
mountPage("/myPage", MyPage.class)
When I request this page in my browser at http://localhost:8080/myPage, the
application issues a 302 Found response to which the client responds to by
making a second request to
http://localhost:8080/myPage from which it receives a 200 OK response.
I'm also see this with the homepage as well, i.e. a request to
http://localhost:8080/
I can see that, under the covers, Wicket is creating a
RenderPageRequestHandler for bookmarkable pages with the default redirect
policy of AUTO_REDIRECT. The code has a comment to specify under which
conditions a redirect with be issued when auto redirect policy is in use.
However, I'm not convinced a redirect should be taking place in this
situation.
It makes me feel nervous that I don't really understand this behaviour. I
started an earlier thread about building my own root request mapper, within
which I'm creating a RenderPageRequestHandler that specifies REDIRECT_NEVER,
but I'm concerned about fiddling with these settings when I clearly seem to
be missing some form of understanding about it.
Can someone explain why I might be getting the 302 redirect for what is a
completely static page?
Thanks,
dz
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