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I have an opportunity to use a new framework on a
current project, and I've been trying to decide between Wicket and
Stripes. Both look really nice, but at the moment I'm leaning toward
Wicket. Got a skeleton project set up with 1.2.1 (via Wicket Bench
0.3.0) and am running it with a JettyLauncher from Eclipse. So far, so
good, but my wicket page markup (e.g., SomePage.html) doesn't find my
css.
I've tried it at the root of my webapp and in
the same directory as the markup (looks like from the examples I should just be
able to drop it on the root). I've tried adding a resource to the class
via super.getResourceSettings().addResourceFolder (though I shouldn't need that, right?) and nothing seems to work.
I'm sure this is trivial, and it's a bit of a disappointment that I've already
had to ask for help, but I've done some googling,
and some browsing of the Wiki and the FAQ to no avail.
BTW, I should also mention that when I request
non-existent resources from the app (e.g., foo.html) I am always redirected to
the app's homepage instead of getting a 404. Is that the desired
behavior? Is it configurable?
Thanks very much in advance,
Bill
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