Timo Stamm wrote:
I have a proxy server:
http://proxy.com/
All requests to the proxy must be forwarded to the app server:
http://app.com/.../wicketapp/
I'm having an issue with a similar type of set-up, but this time in the
actual page markup rather than redirects.
I'm using a 1.2 snapshot, and have discovered Wicket has a habit of
constructing URLs in links, etc. to be absolute (i.e. starts with a '/')
like so:
getContextPath() + '/' + getRelativeURL();
So form actions, link hrefs, etc. look like this:
"/contextPath/wicketServlet?params=foo"
When they should look probably just like this:
"wicketServlet?params=foo"
For my old JSP-based stuff, I just make all the URLs relative, and
everything just works. For top level template includes, which need to
work on all pages no matter the depth, I'd set a response param to tell
the include what depth level I was at, and it'd insert some "../"s
appropriately. Not very pretty, but simple and it works.
Is any reasonable way to make all the links/hrefs/etc. in Wicket always
be relative? (Obviously this would need to insert some "../"s for
mounted pages.)
Or is there some other way to fix this? I can't deploy wicket apps on my
production server 'til I've found out how to fix this. :(
Al
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