I've mapped my home page to home usingHybridUrlCodingStrategy.
Testing with http://www.internetofficer.com/seo-tool/redirect-check/
shows a 302 redirect for;
domain.com to domain.com/home.0
domain.com/home to domain.com/home.1
Google does not like the redirect and is reporting a redirect
Hi,
To avoid the redirect the page should be stateless. You can use
Jolira's stateless Ajax behaviors/components instead.
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Phil Franken phil.fran...@gmail.com wrote:
I've mapped my home page to home usingHybridUrlCodingStrategy.
Testing with
I've considered stateless but I don't want google to follow any of my
ajax links so I don't really need it (I think). I only want google to
index my home page, but I can't provide a direct link with the HybridUrl
strategy as far as I know. Also I've got a custom RequestCycle so I've
got an
Hi I've been working on rebranding our application using the
TextTemplateResourceReference which is very useful. Though one issue that I
am experiencing some issues with is that it seems when adding a stylesheet
in this manner that changes made to the stylesheet are not being picked up
without
Hi,
I've also had this problem when working with CSS-files, but my solution to the
problem was to clear the cache in firefox in between updates to the CSS.
Best regards,
Johan Evelönn
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Hi, in Wicket there are many idiosyncratic interfaces, such as IModel T. I
often see that these interfaces are implemented several times in a project.
An idiosyncratic interface should be implemented only once in a project. Can
someone explain that to me?
IO.
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What is idiosyncratic interface ?
P.S. Sorry, I don't want to google it...
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 11:08 AM, IO niezus...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi, in Wicket there are many idiosyncratic interfaces, such as IModel T. I
often see that these interfaces are implemented several times in a project.
Not sure what you're getting at. IModel is sort of hungarian notation:
Interface for Model. Not idiosyncratic. Read the definition of
Idiosyncratic Interfaces:
If a general interface is implemented by only one class (whose
implementation may be modified over time, but with no two alternatives
Am 21.06.2011 10:08, schrieb IO:
Hi, in Wicket there are many idiosyncratic interfaces, such as IModelT. I
often see that these interfaces are implemented several times in a project.
An idiosyncratic interface should be implemented only once in a project. Can
someone explain that to me?
IO.
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I have expressed myself wrong. In the interface-based programming, general
interfaces are classified into family interfaces and idiosyncratic
interfaces. I looked up again and noticed that the word idiosyncratic is
used only in Germany. Can anyone else tell me what the I stands for the
interfaces?
Ok thank you. That has answered my question.
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Hi rush66,
you are right, method getResource in TextTemplateResourceReference
reads resource just the first time you call it. You can override this
method like this:
@Override
public IResource getResource(){
if(Application.get().getConfigurationType() ==
An interface is a piece of code one writes when they are too lazy to think of
the implementation.
An abstract Class is one where you have no idea how the hell you will
complete the rest!
An idiosyncratic interface is 1 to 1 relation with your class because the
programmer did not have the guts to
I posted this the other day, I think I have some more information.
Is there a way to change the session secondlevel cache store and
possibly the default disk store such that there aren't collissions
between file writes/reads.
I think in a high volume environment (lots of hits), I am getting
we have a unit test that starts 20 threads which read and write
randomly and there is no problem.
DiskDataStoreTest (Wicket 1.5)
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 3:37 PM, Brown, Berlin [GCG-PFS]
berlin.br...@primerica.com wrote:
I posted this the other day, I think I have some more information.
Is
Hi,
FeanorsCurse wrote:
Instead of using the getName()-method it's using toString, despite of what
is set in the property model. As far as I understand, this is because
getName() returns a String and not a UserAccountEntity itself.
...
Any advice?
You can use a IChoiceRenderer and
What do you think about older versions? 1.4 era.
I will try the load tests.
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From: Martin Grigorov [mailto:mgrigo...@apache.org]
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 8:40 AM
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Subject: Re: FW: Debugging page expired exception errors
we have a
if this was a load issue we would hear a ton of complaints on the list.
-igor
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 5:37 AM, Brown, Berlin [GCG-PFS]
berlin.br...@primerica.com wrote:
I posted this the other day, I think I have some more information.
Is there a way to change the session secondlevel cache
Andrea Del Bene-2 wrote:
Hi rush66,
you are right, method getResource in TextTemplateResourceReference
reads resource just the first time you call it. You can override this
method like this:
@Override
public IResource getResource(){
For the TL;DR: check your cookies... Fun story follows...
We just solved a strange bug in our own application where users were
logged out after a certain, but random amount of time, and where other
users reported being thrown out every 5 minutes.
We couldn't discover what happened, and after
Sort of related, but I was also looking at ensuring that ajax requests do not
get cached. Or page requests.
Something along the lines of this code:
final WebResponse response = getWebRequestCycle().getWebResponse();
response.setHeader(Cache-Control, no-cache, max-age=0, must-revalidate,
Sorry, I was checking Wicket 1.5 source where getResource() is not final.
Isn't there an issue with overriding the getResource() method in
ResourceReference if it is marked as final?
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Sorry I did not clarify that we are on 1.4.17.
While I would love to migrate our project to 1.5 I don't know how quickly we
will be able to do that.
Any other options that might be possible with 1.4?
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I ended up figuring out the issue. It appears that the callback url needs to
be updated on ever state change, otherwise it uses a old version of the
model object.
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Am I correct there is a NPE on spring beans after browser forward
issue? Does anyone know when the next version is due?
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On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 9:59 AM, Igor Vaynberg igor.vaynb...@gmail.com wrote:
components are rendered in the same order they are in markup. how does
your component know now if the table is empty or not?
Igor,
It does not. The way it works is that if the table detects thespecial
data during
Wicketers,
I found a problem with DateTextField, when a date comes like 11/10/2010
(dd/MM/) to be showed at
a page, and it shows 10/10/2010, it shows a date decreased. The same
ocurrs if the date is 12/10/2010.
It ocurrs with dates near 10/10/2010. I also fixed dates manually and
Hi Vitor,
I could not reproduce your problem. Try the following things...
- change the boolean in PatternDateConverter to 'false' to not respect the
client time zone. does this change the faulty behavior?
- what locale are you using in your application? try 'log.info(locale = +
Well...is a little bit complicated but you should call
ResourceReference's invalidate() after your pages have been rendered.
But I don't know how you should put this method call.
Sorry I did not clarify that we are on 1.4.17.
While I would love to migrate our project to 1.5 I don't know how
Try adding rel=nofollow to the ajax links. This should tell google not to
follow the link. We have had pretty good results using this. Other spiders do
not recognize this so some indexers may still hit those links.
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From: Phil Franken
FeanorsCurse wrote:
However, I still feel like that is an unnecessary step; I don't see any
reason why the PropertyModel should not be enough on its own.
Please correct me if I am wrong: The model passed in tells the dropdown
which object from the list should be the active one shown. If
Vitor,
There are 2 DateTextField I know for wicket,
org.apache.wicket.datetime.markup.html.form.DateTextFieldand
org.apache.wicket.extensions.markup.html.form.DateTextField.
I used many DateTextField from wicket extensions in my project. It works fine.
The code is almost the same with the one
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