Thanks so much Igor, the quick reply is much appreciated.
Damian
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
your page is stateless because it just has a label on it. stateless
pages do not create a session. if a stateless page is hit and no
session is yet created wicket will create a fake session so that
getsession
your page is stateless because it just has a label on it. stateless
pages do not create a session. if a stateless page is hit and no
session is yet created wicket will create a fake session so that
getsession() still returns something meaningful - but this session
object will not be stored into the
Why are new sessions created until wicket finds a form?
I have a Session subclass that has a field clicks.
On page A I grab the session and show the number of clicks. Everytime I
refresh the click count is 0, and the newSession method is called in
WebApplication.
add(new Label("clickCount",
