On 8/12/05, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't like bookmarkable urls as they are now. First, they look ugly.
> Second, the page is shown directly without redirection. On the
> contrary, I want to send a command to a page, so it would process it,
> and then render itself after redirect.
>
> If my page is not versioned ("version") nor has several instances
> ("path") then I do not want to see anything in the url besides base
> page address, I do not want to see "version" or "path".
>
> Also, I do not want to see any parameters in the url. Parameters are
> commands, they should be processed in the input phase, then Wicket
> should redirect to page and render it in its current state, parameters
> are not needed for that.
>
> Michael.
Ok, I guess I cannot get rid of "path" parameter completely, because
Wicket takes a simple route to build urls and combines them from
webapp context root and some params like class name or class name and
instance, etc.
I would prefer that for pages which are not versioned and have only
one instance, the url would be built using context root + Page name.
Of course, page name should be uniqie, and I do not want to use full
package+class name.
So, for signIn example, non-versioned home page would look like
/signin/home
and non-versioned signin page would look like
/signin/login
Instead of current /signin?path=xxx for both home page and login page.
You may say that this url makes page bookmarkable. I say, so what?
Right now Wicket has a generic message "This page has expired", so if
a user bookmarks home page, he would see this message second time. Or,
even better, he would be redirected to login page, like it happens
now.
If no one objects, I will give some attention to the urls, since ugly
urls drive me crazy ;-)
Michael.
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