You can create your own RequestCycle implementation for this. Override
the factory method in (Web)Application to acchieve this.
See the cdapp example (wicket-contrib-examples of Wicket Stuff) for an
example of this (CdAppRequestCycle, CdAppRequestCycle).
Eelco
Christian Essl wrote:
Hi,
I want to bind the current Session to a thread-local for the current
request.
Is there a callback method which indicates a request-start and end.
Looking at the WicketServlet IMO I could use
WebApplication.newWebrequest() and override WebResponse.close().
However this seems a bit hacky. Is there a better way?
Thanks,
Christian
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