I have a page that I swap 2 panels - read and edit.  On the read panel, the
edit button is an AjaxFallbackLink.  In the onClick, I replace the read
panel with the edit panel.

This button works correctly - the panel gets swapped out.

On the edit panel, I have 2 buttons - cancel which is an AjaxFallbackLink
and save which is an AjaxSubmitLink.  Both these buttons after doing the
business logic display the read panel.

I have a sandbox WebSphere server (ver 6.1) that the cancel and save buttons
work on.  When I deploy to our development server (WebSphere 6.1), the
cancel and save buttons don't work.  I have added logging to the onClick to
see where they fail, but all the logging gets output, so all the code runs,
but the read panel never shows on the page.  

I am using IE, but this happens the same way in FireFox.

A am using the wicket filter, not the servlet (I know there are issues with
WebSphere 6.1).  The setting:
com.ibm.ws.webcontainer.invokefilterscompatibility is set to true on both
servers. The panel swapping works as expected if I switch to the servlet,
but that causes other errors (see below).  Using the filter, all
functionality works in my sandbox, just not in our development region.  To
my knowledge, the 2 servers are configured the same (but apparently not).  

In the development region, I have looked at the AJAX Debug window.
First, I clicked on edit document button.  Then I clicked on cancel.  There
is an error when I click the cancel button:  ERROR: Received Ajax response
with code: 404

I see this when I click on edit:
INFO: Initiating Ajax GET request on
?wicket:interface=:8:documentProperties:editDocument::IBehaviorListener:0:&random=0.3593767262126522

I see this when I click on cancel:
INFO: Initiating Ajax GET request on
?wicket:interface=:8:documentProperties:editDocumentProperties:cancelChanges::IBehaviorListener:0:-1&random=0.9291661442409403

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In this project, I also have a web service using cxf.  If I switch the
wicket to use the servlet, the web service no longer works.  I'm thinking
that my servlet mappings are conflicting, but no matter which order I put
them in, it doesn't work.

I don't care which problem gets fixed (panel swapping using the filter
setting or the multiple servlets).

I do have a PMR open with IBM, because I have 2 environments with different
results when they should be exactly the same.  I thought I would post here
as well hoping that someone may know what configuration may be causing this
problem.

I am using Wicket 1.4.22.

I didn't post any of the code because I didn't know what you would want to
see.  I also don't think it is a code issue.  I can post my web.xml if you
want to look at my servlet mapping.

Thanks.





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