Re: Wicket as a RESTful Client

2012-01-26 Thread Martin Grigorov
This is a strange architecture but ... You can use Apache HttpClient, or URL("http://...";).openConnection() or Ning's AsyncHttpClient to request the REST service. With these you can get/update/delete the resources (XML, JSON, ...), after that you have to decide how to show it. On Thu, Jan 26, 201

Re: Wicket as a RESTful Client

2012-01-26 Thread Rahman USTA
Can't i do this bu using ; public class RestfulPage extends WebPage{ @Override protected void configureResponse(WebResponse response) { super.configureResponse(response);//To change body of overridden methods use File | Settings | File Templates. response.sendRedirect(" h