Hi all,
I have a non-Wicket domain lets say, www.mydomain.com . This domain passes
requests to the Wicket filter via mod_jk to this path:
www.mydomain.com/myapp . The home page on www.mydomain.com is completely
static except for a wicket form that is dyamically written via a Java script
documen
Chris Lintz wrote:
I have a non-Wicket domain lets say, www.mydomain.com . This domain passes
requests to the Wicket filter via mod_jk to this path:
www.mydomain.com/myapp . The home page on www.mydomain.com is completely
static except for a wicket form that is dyamically written via a Java scr
Thanks for the response. Yes I am using Wicket 1.3 Beta 2. I First mapped
the WAR at root, and let everything fall through Apache with JkUnMounts
(i.e. JkUnMount /images default), but the issue is I could not solve the
problem of I did not want / served by wicket.
Basically it comes down to thi
Chris Lintz wrote:
Thanks for the response. Yes I am using Wicket 1.3 Beta 2. I First mapped
the WAR at root, and let everything fall through Apache with JkUnMounts
(i.e. JkUnMount /images default), but the issue is I could not solve the
problem of I did not want / served by wicket.
Basically
okie paths, but it doesn't sound like it. See the wiki page on
> mod_proxy for details.
>
> Sorry, but better and less ambiguous question asking is required here...
>
> Regards,
>
> Al
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