I am trying to implement some features that require feedback from a mail
message. The mail message contains an MD5 hashed key that provides the
"authentication" so to speak for that page view.

For instance, during my tests, the url generated and included in the
mail is this:

  http://localhost:8080/app//page?ct=35fa3b27724496d448075cdff5c8856

When I copy that address and paste it into my web browser, the page
works as I expect it to.

However, if I actually click on that link from my mail message, a
browser is opened with that link, but the page is "instantly" (i.e.
within less than a second) redirected to the following link:

  http://localhost:8080/app//page?wicket:pageMapName=wicket-0&ct=%
5BLjava.lang.String%3B%401e26e52

This messes up what I am trying to do...


Can anybody tell me why my request is getting redirected in this
circumstance?

I should mention that I mounted this page with the
QueryStringUrlCodingStrategy.


BTW, I tried invalidating the session, thinking that it may be due to a
cookie, but invalidating the session didn't solve the problem.

Also... if I move to a different machine and click on the mail, I'm not
getting the problem. However, I need to solve this, since in most cases
the user will be doing all this from the same host.

(As an aside, if anybody can tell my why I get double slashes in my URL,
that would be cool, too. :-)


Thanks!
David




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