Jeremy Thomerson wrote:
> I agree that relative URLs are good. But, I have multiple (20+) sites
> set
> up running through a single Wicket application, and I am using Apache's
> ProxyPass to front-end all of them under their respective domains. I
> use an
> absolute slash "/" because I actually want it to be absolute - not
> relative. I do this for all static resources because I have it
> configured
> so that Apache does what it does best - serve static resources, and let
> Tomcat handle only the dynamic stuff. This allows for maximum
> scalability.
>
> I think if someone uses an absolute slash - it should treat it as
> absolute.
> That is what the standard is anywhere else within a web app, console
> environment, you name it. If you want relative to where you are, you
> leave
> the slash off. If you want absolute, you use the slash. With the bug I
> mention below, I have no way of forcing an absolute URL - Wicket takes
> that
> away from me and makes it where I would have to inject the actual domain
> into my application to be able to accomplish this.
>
> Any other input?
Yes, I agree.. I've yet to push any apps into full production, but will
be doing something similar..
It will also make things especially difficult since I can't do
mount("/", PackageName.forPackage(BasePage.class.getPackage()));
JIRA Issue: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-551
If a path starts with / then it should work as is it does almost
everywhere else and be aboslute..
Just my quiet input..
./C
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