Because i don't want it in my app, one thing all urls are suddenly much larger (mobile solutions)
But even worse. Where do we suddenly get the host/port from?
Because if apache is in front of it he can map it to a completely different domain name then the server is on
where wicket runs on.
the complete part:
http://servername:port/context
need then the be configured.
I personally won't have it for all urls.
People can already do it with an ExternalLink that is not pointing to an external adress
but an absolute url pointing to the inside..
Or am i missing something here?
Ofcourse if one comes from a Form submit and then wants to redirects to a ssl context..
so the redirect url must be absolute. I think for this we need a special RequestTarget that does this
for the developer (AbsoluteUrlRequestTarget())
johan
On 2/14/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
It seems that it is a bit tricky to buid Wicket apps that both have
ssl and normal content mixed. We could ease the pain a bit by using
absolute instead of relative urls everywhere, and having a call back
method (e.g. in RequestCycle) that returns the schema and port.
Can you think of potential problems with this?
Eelco
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