1.1 should already have getOriginalResponse() to solve the problem
Juergen
On 2/5/06, Dan Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting an exception in Wicket 1.1. I'd file a bug, but since so much
of this has already been refactored, I'll just pass it along in case:
During
Hey all, I'm noticing a few ConcurrentModificationExceptions in my logs during an AJAX update (SelfUpdating behaviour) under wicket 1.2cvs-from-this-morning:16:55:56.499 WARN!! Exception for /app?path=1:feedbackinterface=IBehaviorListenerbehaviorId=0random=
Hello,
you can use submitlinks yes if you want to use links for the form
submit or want to use links/buttons outside the form tag. What do you
use buttons or links? and are the buttons inside the form tag?
I wanted to have several input type=submit/ buttons. I found that I
should use Button
It is not the textfield that causes the problemIt is the model you give it. And then more likely the object that you give into the model.What type of object are you trying to get from the modelobject?Because it seems that ognl tries to get a property from youre model object and that is causing a
that still doesn't really fix the header problems when we redirect to a page.The only real fix is to upgrade to 1.2..johanOn 2/5/06, Juergen Donnerstag
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1.1 should already have getOriginalResponse() to solve the problemJuergenOn 2/5/06, Dan Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like a synchronization issue. Not a known one, but that's part
of code that has been quite recently refactored. Could you tell us a
bit more about the ajax thingy you're using?
Eelco
On 2/5/06, Mark Derricutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all, I'm noticing a few
Hello,
I would like to create component for HTML editor on the web page using
HTMLArea javascript library. It requires to specify relative or absolute
location of its resources on the web site. How should I get this path
using wicket?
I put the library's resources in the package
Is there more then one request happening at the same time?Can you check that with a system.out somewhere or a breakpoint?It looks like 2 or more request at the same time modifying the dirty objects List (pages and pagemaps)
We could fix this by making the List a threadlocal or syncing on it
On 2/6/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like a synchronization issue. Not a known one, but that's partof code that has been quite recently refactored. Could you tell us abit more about the ajax thingy you're using?I'm adding the component like:
Label totalTime = new
1.1 should already have getOriginalResponse() to solve the problem
Juergen
Thanks Juergen. Unfortunately, I don't really want to get the original
response. I want to get the actual response (after the redirect),
either as a WebResponse or something else where I could call
upgrade to 1.2 or don't use Redirect_To_Buffer strategie. But the REDIRECT_TO_RENDER or don't use redirect at all.On 2/5/06, Dan Gould
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 1.1 should already have getOriginalResponse() to solve the problem
JuergenThanks Juergen.Unfortunately, I don't really want to get the
Those resources are generated by PackageResources (or other dynamic resources) that are added to the SharedResources map.This can be done at startup from youre application see wicket.extensions.Initializer and DatePickerComponentInitializer().init(application);
this is the
Hi,
Those resources are generated by PackageResources (or other dynamic
resources) that are added to the SharedResources map.
This can be done at startup from youre application see
wicket.extensions.Initializer and
DatePickerComponentInitializer().init(application);
this is the calendar.js:
That path is youre webapplication context and youre wicket servlet nameThat is constant for youre application. You don't generate that at all you only make/registerResources to the SharedResources.So every application will have this resource with this path:
the trick would be to factor out the id into a parameter of the function. i assume the _javascript_ function is the same for all rows?so you can add an css id attr to each listitem using an attribute modifier. a good id to use is the getPageRelativePath() of if you are using HEAD try
the ajax stuff is still a work in progress, and the expiration issue is
something that remains to be solved. the problem is that each request
creates a new version of the page and so if you use any non-ajax link
it will calse the page expired page since the link points to an older
version of the
ajax request target already returns session as its lock, why is this still happening?-IgorOn 2/5/06, Johan Compagner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is there more then one request happening at the same time?
Can you check that with a system.out somewhere or a breakpoint?It looks like 2 or more request at
Thank you both, Johan and Juergen.
I haven't had a chance to try 1.2 yet, but I'm glad to hear that I can do
what I want with it. I'll hopefully be able to try the snapshot soon.
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Hi,
Is it possible to tell Wicket to redirect the HTTP request prior to the
rendering phase of the current page? Last time I checked,
setRedirectPage() only issues a redirect command after rendering.
I have a BookmarkablePage which lazily-generates database entries if it
needs them. Igor
I'm not sure whether that is the best solution. I think we should
first find out why our session synchronization isn't working in this
case.
Eelco
On 2/5/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there more then one request happening at the same time?
Can you check that with a
Finally found the problem!!
In my page, my css delaration was embedded in a wicket:id like so:
wicket:id
link wicket:id=css rel=Stylesheet type=text/css
href=styles/main.css/
/wicket:id
In 1.1, this was tolerated, but in 1.2, it creates an exception.
The problem was that the exception
Without wicket:id Wicket automatically creates a link for you provided
the css file is in the same directory. Though you should get a
component was not rendered exception if you added a component like
you did.
With wicket:id you MUST add a proper Component with the same id.
Juergen
On 2/6/06,
Sorry, I misquoted my own code...
I meant to say wicket:head and not wicket:id. Sorry!
So, to repeat what I was trying to say:
In my page, my css delaration was embedded in a wicket:head like so:
html
head
wicket:head
link wicket:id=css rel=Stylesheet type=text/css
Hi,
How does one provide a custom implementation for onRuntimeException()
in Wicket 1.2? The javadoc for RequestCycle seems to indicate I
shouldn't be subclassing it, yet onRuntimeException() is defined there.
It would be nice if I could do:
Sorry, just found Application.newRequestCycleProcessor().
Thanks anyway,
Gili
Gili wrote:
Hi,
How does one provide a custom implementation for
onRuntimeException() in Wicket 1.2? The javadoc for RequestCycle seems
to indicate I shouldn't be subclassing it, yet
Hey all, once more I've broken AJAX - or more, the ever moving HEAD did something and I just happened to be insane and use it ;pAnyway, none of my AjaxSelfUpdatingTimerBehavior's seem to be updating anymore, I'm not seeing the model's being called for updates at all.
Also, I've just added
You probably want to checkout CompoundRequestCycleProcessor and
IExceptionResponseStrategy first though.
Eelco
On 2/5/06, Gili [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, just found Application.newRequestCycleProcessor().
Thanks anyway,
Gili
Gili wrote:
Hi,
How does one provide a
everything is working here fine. try wicket-examples and see if ajax is broken there. i just tested and it works.-IgorOn 2/5/06, Mark Derricutt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hey all, once more I've broken AJAX - or more, the ever moving HEAD did something and I just happened to be insane and use it ;p
As I'd hoped, by upgrading to 1.2, the problem just simply disappeared.
Yay!
So, it will forever remain a mystery. Maybe something to do with the way
OGNL loads classes or something... who knows.
Anyway, thanks for all the suggestions!
On Sun, 2006-02-05 at 14:30 +0100, Johan Compagner
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