do you really need to extend it? what it does is set the wicket.Session threadlocal to the wicket session so that it is available outside of wicket world. so if you setup your security filter to run after the wicketsessionfilter, in your security filter you can get to the wicket session by simply doing Session.get()
-Igor
On 3/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm in the process of writing a servlet filter to secure an area of my site
that is nothing more than static web pages. This is my first servlet filter
though, and what I need it to do is use the authentication information in my
Wicket session. My problem is that stepping out of the Wicket world, I have
no idea how to access the Wicket session in doFilter. Is there an easy way?
And what's with WicketServletFilter - could I just extend this class to serve
my needs?
Thanks and best regards as always,
Steve
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