wicket & log4j MDC

2009-03-30 Thread daniel . lipski . pl
Hi I would like to add MDC information(i.e. user login) to my loggs (log4j). To do that I have to call MDC.put at the beggining of request handling. Im looking for 'interception' functionality in Wicket to add MDC code there. Where I should add such code ? RequestCycle ? Regards Daniel ---

Re: Multi-module applications in Wicket

2009-02-02 Thread Daniel Lipski
course you can, as you wrote, map WicketFilter multiple times and > this should work - why you didn't try this yet? :) > > -- > Daniel > > On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 12:03 PM, Daniel Lipski > wrote: >> >> Do I really need OSGi container ?(OSGi is great idea, but

Re: Multi-module applications in Wicket

2009-02-02 Thread Daniel Lipski
-- > Daniel > > On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Daniel Lipski > wrote: >> >> yes, they use the same service layer and the same caches. Whats more its >> easier to deploy & build one war insted of many. Does your question >> suggests

Re: Multi-module applications in Wicket

2009-02-02 Thread Daniel Lipski
s like different web applications (in > the java servlet sense). Is there a reason you cannot have multiple WARs? > > Thomas > > On Sun, Feb 1, 2009 at 2:09 PM, Daniel Lipski > wrote: > >> >> Hi >> >> Im working on web application divided into

Multi-module applications in Wicket

2009-02-01 Thread Daniel Lipski
Hi Im working on web application divided into multiple 'modules' and Im wondering how to use Wicket in such scenario. Because 'module' means a lot, I'll specify what I would like to achive: 1)diffrent home pages for each module 2)diffrent session classes for each module (WebApplication.newSessio

Re: testing borders with WicketTester

2008-11-03 Thread Daniel Lipski
el has everything they need to > render themselves. a border is meant to be embedded in a page or > panel, not work independently. anyways, its really easy to create a > generic panel to facilitate the testing of borders. > > -igor > > On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 2:57 AM, Daniel

Re: testing borders with WicketTester

2008-11-02 Thread Daniel Lipski
some 'stub' (ie empty) body. jwcarman wrote: > > Are you sure you don't want to use markup inheritance rather than borders? > > On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 5:57 AM, Daniel Lipski > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Sorry, but I dont get your point...

Re: testing borders with WicketTester

2008-11-02 Thread Daniel Lipski
components with Wicket tester, regardles (i.e with empty) to border body. Does method Im looking for was not provided because of technical problems ? If so what is the simplest way to test border components (surrounding markup and components) with i.e empty body ? Regards Daniel Lipski igor.vayn