Hi,

That part still is a bit rough... We should fail gracefully if we
regconize our session is empty, and render the home page then.

However, this works:

                add(new Link("logoff")
                {
                        public void onClick()
                        {
                                getSession().invalidate();
                                setResponsePage(Home.class);
                        }
                });

One question... I know it is in the example to have logging off
implemented as a bookmarkable page. I don't really get why you should
do that though?  Logging off only has meaning when allready in a
session, and it just doesn't look logical to logoff via a new page
you're not even going to render. Readers have any reasons? And if not,
shouldn't we change the example?

Eelco

On 8/25/05, Dzenan Ridjanovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In my LogoutPage I have only this constructor:
> 
> public LogoutPage() {
>       if (getLoginSession().isMemberLoggedIn()) {
>           getSession().invalidate();
>           setResponsePage(getApplicationPages().getHomePage());
>       }
>   }
> 
> Even with setResponsePage(getApplicationPages().getHomePage());
> I do not get the home page but the Wicket page:
>   Page Expired
>   The page you requested has expired.
>   Return to home page
> 
> How can I replace the Wicket page with my home page?
> 
> Dzenan
> 
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