My eyes too :-)
I was working on absolute urls the other day, and then came along this
"pearl".
But since you are the one who reported/created WICKET-3347 you've
enjoyed the sight of this method before :-)
But back on-topic:
The TS should create a single root mapper which maps AnotherPage.class
and handles encoding/decoding of url properly before handing the request
off to the rest of the mappers.
TS: Can you link to e.g. pastebin and put the RootMapper you built
online there?
Op 4-11-2011 14:37, schreef Martin Grigorov:
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 3:17 PM, Bas Gooren<b...@iswd.nl> wrote:
The latter problem is logical: your mapping is focused on incoming requests.
When wicket renders a link to AnotherPage.class, which url should be
generated?
My guess is that a request for /b comes in, wicket then checks if the url is
valid for AnotherPage.class by generating a url for it, which is /c (*).
*) See WebPageRenderer#respond(RequestCycle).
my eyes bleed when I look in this method :-)
Simply put: you need to properly handle url generation, too :-)
Op 4-11-2011 13:53, schreef heikki:
hello,
I still find URL mapping to be far from easy. I can't get the following
mapping to work; all advice very much appreciated:
intented mapping is:
/ --> map to IndexPage.class
/b --> map to AnotherPage.class with pageparameter
param="b"
/c --> map to AnotherPage.class with pageparameter
param="c"
I tried creating a custom RootRequestMapper but I could not get it to
work.
The closest I've come to achieving the above url mapping is with this in
my
Application
protected void init() {
super.init();
mount(new MountedMapper("b", AnotherPage.class, new
CustomPageParametersEncoder("b")));
mount(new MountedMapper("c", AnotherPage.class, new
CustomPageParametersEncoder("c")));
}
public Class getHomePage() {
return IndexPage.class;
}
where CustomPageParametersEncoder creates the pageparameter from the url
in
method decodePageParameters().
What doesn't work here, is that requests to /b are turned into requests to
/c, with pageparameter "c".
So I end up, when requesting /b, with /c in my browser address bar, and
the
page saying "Hello, c", where I want to end up with /b in my address bar
and
the page saying "Hello, b".
Your advice is very much appreciated,
kind regards
Heikki Doeleman
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