Hi,
I wonder why it worked with a WebPage but broke when used in a Form ?
I think it should not work in a Page as well.
>From your earlier posts I've got the impression that you use wicket-cdi.
This integration supports @Inject.
If you need to use @EJB then you need to use
https://github.com/wick
Hi Sebastian. Thank You For answer.
I solved this problem after I changed inside Form:
@EJB
NewSessionBeanLocal beanLocal
to
@Inject
NewSessionBeanLocal beanLocal ..and it works.
I didn't configured the dependency injection because I don't know how if You
ask me about some separate fil
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Hi,
I found the cause. This is happening because of the redirect I am making
with the 'ConstraintSecurityHandler' together with the same name for the
session cookie in both applications.
When using a separate session name for both applications everything is
working fine.
Mit freundlichen Grü
Hi Sokab,
I’m not an expert regarding EJB injection, but my first guess is that your
@EJB
NewSessionBeanLocal beanLocal
is null inside your form. Can you check this please?
If that is the case, it’s probably related to the way you have set up
injection. Can you share how you have configure
