On 1 Oct 2009, at 17:06, Pedro Santos wrote:
The cookie used to keep session information. When you use link to
access the
form page, you are sending the session cookie stored on browser back
to
server, that now can to know with what session he has to work.
"Creates a cookie, a small amount
The cookie used to keep session information. When you use link to access the
form page, you are sending the session cookie stored on browser back to
server, that now can to know with what session he has to work.
"Creates a cookie, a small amount of information sent by a servlet to a Web
browser, s
On 1 Oct 2009, at 15:11, Pedro Santos wrote:
I have bookmarkable pages for the login and the form page.
Now I go to the form page
If you using a link to go to form page, for some reason you don't
get an
cookie on your browser holding your session information. If you just
writing
the url to
I have bookmarkable pages for the login and the form page.
Now I go to the form page
If you using a link to go to form page, for some reason you don't get an
cookie on your browser holding your session information. If you just writing
the url to form page on browser, you are not passing session in
Hello Wicket Users,
I'm a beginner to wicket having previously used Spring MVC and Struts
1/2 so definitely from the other side as far as web frameworks go!
Anyway I have a custom session to store a logged-in user; a panel
component which performs the login; and a form web page.
I'm using
