stateless pages don't use redirect_to_buffer anyway
Redirect to buffer is only used when you click on a none
bookmarkable link or submit a form.
So bookmarkable url is by default one_pass_render already.
And if you don't a redirect to happen (to buffer) after a
link click.. Then you could do setRedirect(false) in the
onClick of a link right before or after you set the response
page.
Then it is also one_pass_render.
So you have all the options you want.
johan
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Category: core
Group: 1.2
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Blake Day (blakeday)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Allow per-page render strategy specification
Initial Comment:
Wicket currently only allows us to set the render strategy for the entire
application.
I would like the ability to set a render strategy per page. This is a
requirement for me to use stateless pages properly. Imagine an online
store. There is no reason to have sessions for the home page, category
pages, or product display pages. Unfortunately, I cannot use the default
render strategy (REDIRECT_TO_BUFFER) for these pages because it
requires a session.
So I need to use ONE_PASS_RENDER for the simple stateless pages in my
application and REDIRECT_TO_BUFFER for the more complex pages (such
as checkout, order status, etc).
Thanks!
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