just playing devil's advocate here...
one could argue that wicket shouldn't implement any of this and that what is really needed is a better urlrewrite servlet filter. the danger in allowing wicket to take on this duty is that it arguably falls outside the scope of the project. there are so many things that we could improve on... the question is where to draw the line...
j
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
web.xml offers support for servlet filters which can do the job as well, like http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite, though this filters offers not all functionality required.
Yes, application settings should have a UrlMappingManager which does all the details.
Juergen
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