Hmm.. the thread is already polluted, not much to save here.
First request is made with ILinkListener (or IFormSubmitListener, etc).
The action on target object is performed.
Second request (after redirect) is made with IRedirectListener, and the
target object is page.
And I certainly don't think anyone in this thread is dumb (that's
including you :)
As I recall, when I starting using wicket I was trying to figure the
same things you are.
Michael Jouravlev wrote:
On 7/13/05, Matej Knopp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I think that the default URL scheme is made to be as simple as
possible.
If you don't like it, you are free to implement you own url obsfucation.
See wicket wiki for more detail.
Thanks, I will take a look.
The ILinkListener indicates, which method of the target object is called
upon action.
Why do you need it *after* action was performed and redirect was made?
When I load forminput example for the first time, it is loaded with
GET and URL is clean:
http://www.wicket-library.com/wicket-examples/forminput
After I submit a form, the following stuff is added to URL:
component=0&version=0&interface=IRedirectListener
I understand wht version is for. I do not yet understand what
component is for considering that the whole page is rendered, but I
hope I will get it. But what interface=IRedirectListener is for in the
GET request, which renders a view? How this request is different from
the very first request? If this tells about "which method of the
target object is called upon action", why would I need this
information *after* action was performed? This is a render phase, is
not it?
Please excuse me for being dumb. I do not to pollute this poll thread.
I will go read the FAQ, I hope I find the answer there ;)
Michael.
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