This is outside the scope of Wicket. As others mentioned, you can just
use Axis or construct your servlets to do this kind of thing. I did the
latter and it is very easy and again completely outside the scope of Wicket.
Gili
i want to be able to do non-html client/server stuff over http using
wicket. this is
especially useful in having a java applet talk to its originating server
in the presence
of firewalls that block everything but port 80.
in particular i want to send simple representations of database objects
and binary
files pulled out of a database back and forth.
wicket is /almost/ all set up to do that except that there is no URL
syntax for it yet.
one way we could enable a problem like this to be solved would be to
remove the
final keyword from the parseRequest() method in WebRequestCycle.java. this
would permit users to do their own request parsing to solve problems
like this.
but the choice we make here is whether we want to open this up or
instead make
a specific solution to the particular problem of getting and setting
data over http
(which is likely to be a problem for others).
thoughts?
jon
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