I've seen a discussion over the past few days about relative vs
absolute paths in wicket. I'd like to pose a similar question and see
if wicket can support this usecase.
Ruby on Rails has this new feature where they will automatically
convert images and javascript references to use a different domain
name (a.k.a. asset server). This allows for the application to bypass
the browser limitation of "two resources per domain at a time".
I would like to know if I can do something similar in wicket.
for example, I have several servers (asset1.myserver.com,
asset2.myserver.com), and I would like to use a wicket
ResourceReference that will automatically (or randomly) choose between
my servers for improved performance.
Something like:
add(new AssetResourceReference(MyClass.class, "javascript.js", new
String[] {"asset1.myserver.com", "asset2.myserver.com"}));
The question is, can something like this work? can wicket generate
absolute urls, or does wicket only deal with relative urls?
This would be a big deal for working with "high traffic" wicket sites.
Ryan
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