you can use our wicket tester to generate the page into a string, and then embed it.of course you have to properly mock the url/params-IgorOn 10/6/06,
Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The easiest/ most obvious way is to use a(n i)frame and a bookmarkablepage to start up the page. Or you can do your post to a bookmarkablepage and get the request parameters out there manually. Are you sureyou want to mix technologies like that though?
EelcoOn 10/4/06, Dipu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I there any way to embed/include a wicket page in a third party jsp site (
with out using iframe ) anddo a form submit from there. In other words is there any way to do a post from a third party site to a wicket form. Kind regards Dipu
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