Hi all,
Hi all,
I have been using WicketFilter for an OSGI-based application, and it's
actually are very small difference to the current version.
I extended IWebApplicationFactory and for the method createApplication()
implemented like this
public WebApplication createApplication(WicketServlet servlet) {
// get path
String alias =
servlet.getServletConfig().getInitParameter("alias"); // you have to set
this in you activator
...
for the current branch and
public WebApplication createApplication(WicketFilter filter) {
String alias = filter.getFilterConfig().getInitParameter("path");
...
for Wicket 2.0. I am using the current Jetty package of (Eclipse)
Equinox, and Wicket works like a charm with it.
Great to here that Wicket 2.0 is coming, I was also not quite sure which
way to go.
bis dann,
Patrick Maué
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
yes we are aware of this, and yes we plan on supporting the servlet for
osgi. that message is there to let our web users know to use the filter
instead, feel free to ignore it. if you look closer, even though the
message
says its deprecated, the class carries no @deprecated annotation. as
2.0comes closer to final we will probably remove the message or reword
it. feel
free to add a jira issue to remind us :)
-igor
On 1/25/07, Ernesto Reinaldo Barreiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I have been looking for references on Wicket and OSGi and all
solutions I
have seen make use of the WicketServlet (since OSGi HTTP Service only
allows to register servlets) . But now the preferred way to use
Wicket is
via a WicketFilter instead of WicketServlet (which his now
deprecated, at
least in 2.0 branch). My question is. Is it "safe" to still use
WicketServlet? Has soemone considered this possibility when deprecating
WicketServlet? It seems we have no other option than using
WicketServlet
if we want to embed a Wicket application as a bundle in an OSGi
container.
Or is there another solution?
Best regards,
Ernesto
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