Re: POST request shows the parameters in the URL of result page

Thanks Martin.. Could you provide a sample code if possible or any reference for calling the html instead of wicket Form Is it like the following statement has to be replaced from HomePage.java to HomePage.html "throw new RestartResponseException(UserDetailPage.class, pp);" --> Actually, the c

Re: POST request shows the parameters in the URL of result page

Hi, Sorry, but you are giving us partial information and it is hard for us to guess what you are doing there. It is still not clear how you use UserForm and whether you really need it. >From your previous email I understood that you want to submit a form in HomePage and get its data in UserDetail

Re: Component level cache

Ok guys I'll follow the model approach. On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 1:39 AM, Matt Pavlovich wrote: > +1 agreed. Caching the data (models) coming from data providers and/or > services is the best approach > > > > On 8/17/16 3:50 AM, Martin Grigorov wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I am not aware of such compon

Re: POST request shows the parameters in the URL of result page

Actually, we are calling the UserDetailPage.java from HomePage.java. UserDetailPage.java contains the instantiation of UserForm.java which extends the Wicket Form class. This UserForm.java stores the post parameters into a model object and retrieves back whenever it is needed. HomePage.java --