if so then you can just have links to them in youre dynamic/wicket pages
And through a Filter you test if they are also logged in (puur for those static pages)
On 3/14/06, Steve Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to understand authentication in the new version of Wicket, but am
not having a great deal of success so far. My dilemna is a simple one - I
have a lot of static pages that I would like to allow people who are logged
in access to. I do not want to create programmatic links for every page in
this area of my site, nor do I want these pages bookmarkable.
I've been looking into the different RealmBase derived authentication classes,
but would rather use something within Wicket if similar functionality can be
derived. Is there a way to, on a global basis, enact this type of security?
Let me know and best regards,
Steve
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