I can think of one thing, that's kind of missing. Although I don't really need it, maybe someone alse does.

It's redirect to bookmarkable page. I think it's not possible to redirect to a bookmarkable page (or at least not trivial), or am I wrong?

Maybe this could be useful, what do you think?

(By redirect to a bookmarkable page I mean that after redirect there's no redirect listener or path in url, just bookmarkablePage=pageClass)

-Matej

Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Matej Knopp wrote:

Hmm.. The current application of mine has a fairly non-trivial page-flow and to me, wicket is absolutely sufficient at navigating.

Each page instance I need is passed to another page in contructor and navigating back is a matter of setResponsePage and setRedirect.

(In fact, the programatical approach of wicket seems to me much more elegant that declarative aproach from spring web flow for instance.
But it may only be personal preference.)

-Matej



I agree with that, though stating that (more or less) on one of our RFEs got me quite an angry email from one of the Spring (Webflow) guys. Spring webflow is probably quite nice if you want to have your page flow as a schema, or when you work with model 2 frameworks. But I think for Wicket it is less of a good match.

Futhermore, for wizards, I'd prefer EasyWizard as it is lighter weight (less dependencies) and looks easier to understand. Again, my very humble opinion :)

Eelco


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