I'm -1 on this.
To my understanding, you're passing a Class and constructor arguments
to Wicket and asking it to construct the page for you and then use that
as the response page. Why? You can construct the page yourself and pass
it to Wicket. I see no value in asking Wicket to construct the page on
your behalf. Did I miss something?
Thanks,
Gili
Matej Knopp wrote:
Well, I just suggested it for the sake of completness. If there is
setResponsePage(instance) why not setResponsePage(class). I think either
all should be there or none.
-Matej
Johan Compagner wrote:
hmm i am not a big fan of that. Clutters Component (thats where
setResponsePage() is in)
Why all those little shortcut methods (getRequestCycle().xxxx)
But if more people like to have that.
johan
Matej Knopp wrote:
About setResponsePage(Class)
I think, there should also be members of wicket.{age that would
accept class as parameters (like there is SetResponsePage(wicket.Page)
e.g.
setResponsePage(Class pageClass) {
getRequestCycle().setResponsePage(pageClass);
}
as well as one that would take page parameters.
-Matej
Johan Compagner wrote:
3 other features:
<1> short url support through ApplicationPages.putClassAlias:
getPages().putClassAlias(HelloWorld.class, "helloworld");
These aliases will be used for 2 things:
1> bookmarkablePage url support. "bookmarkablePage=helloworld" will
map on the HelloWorld class
2> all url that wicket is generating will map the Class to that
string. So that all urls are shortend:
See pub example you now have:
/wicket-examples/pub/resources/home/Beer.gif
instead of
/wicket-examples/pub/resources/wicket.examples.pub.Home/Beer.gif
<2> HomePage rendering support
If a homepage is accesses through just "/" then you can now
specify what wicket should do, see ApplicationPages:
/**
* Use this homepage strategy if you don't want to redirect so
the url just stays '/' .
*/
public static final HomePageRenderStrategy NO_REDIRECT = new
HomePageRenderStrategy("no-redirect");
/**
* Use this homepage strategy if you want to redirect the
homepage to a bookmarkable url like:
bookmarkablePage=mybookmarkablepage
* This is the same as calling: setResponsePage(MyPage.class);.
*/
public static final HomePageRenderStrategy BOOKMARK_REDIRECT =
new HomePageRenderStrategy("bookmark-redirect");
/**
* Use this homepage strategy if you want to redirect the
homepage just as a normal page would be in
* wicket (when you submit a form on the page or when you do in
the code: setResponsePage(new MyPage());
* If you have set the overall Redirect Strategy to
ONE_PASS_RENDER then the homepage response will honor that.
* Then it is the same as setting the homepage strategy to
NO_REDIRECT.
*/
public static final HomePageRenderStrategy PAGE_REDIRECT = new
HomePageRenderStrategy("page-redirect");
<3> With the homepage rendering support to a bookmarkable page we
now also have redirect to a bookmarkable url from within wicket
just set the response class in the RequestCycle
setResponsePage(MyPage.class); You can give that one also
PageParameters
The call tho setResponsePage(Class) will always result into a
client redirect. It doesn't render the page directly if the
ONE_PASS_RENDER
is set as a rendering strategy. You must use setResponsePage(Page)
for that.
johan
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
Can anybody make a decent feature list of stuff we include in 1.1?
The changes.xml file is not enough information (quite empty!), and
the trackers also don't supply much information.
Stuff I have until now:
o JavaScript support
o CSS support
o Markup inheritence
o Simplified choice component
o Include tag
o experimental AJAX
Martijn
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