For those interested in the answer.
application.setupRequestAndResponse();
application.getServletRequest().setParameter("wicket:bookmarkablePage",":"+PageB.class.getName());
application.processRequestCycle();
seems to do the trick.
Maurice
On 2/27/06, Maurice Marrink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, i am playing a bit with the mockwebapplication and have gotten it
> to work so that it goes to the homepage. However now i would like it
> to process the request for a bookmarkablepage. I tried this:
> application.setupRequestAndResponse();
> application.getServletRequest().setPath("/app);
>
> application.getServletRequest().setParameter("bookmarkablePage",PageB.class.getName());
> application.processRequestCycle();
> and
> application.setupRequestAndResponse();
>
> application.getServletRequest().setPath("/app?bookmarkablePage="+PageB.class.getName());
> application.processRequestCycle();
>
> stepping trough wicket i notice wicket does not know how to process
> this request (it does not see the bookmarkablepage parameter).
>
> So obviously i am doing something wrong, i looked in the obvious
> location for the junit test for wicket but the links package does not
> manipulate the request like i am (except for the context).
>
> So if anybody could point me in the right direction that would be much
> appreciated.
>
> Maurice
>
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