Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

Thanks for the suggestions. We needn't bend Wicket to the will of Adobe just yet... I've spent most of today cobbling together a wicket form generator that uses the fillable fields in my PDFs as schematic. It's clunky, but has helped me to "html-form-ify" the fields on a few of these old for

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

a POST request can be handled fine as long as it isn't a multiplart.Because PageParameters can't handle that therefor we need a real form component where all the multipart handling code is in.For this we need something like a BookmarkableForm i will try to look at this after 1.2So that you can pos

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

Johan Compagner schrieb: you where talking about the PageParameters object so i thought you where talking about inbound stuff. Then every parameters will be in it. Ofcourse no multipart stuff and ofcourse outbound only what can be presented in a simple string can be added. Ok, so it doesn't wo

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

you where talking about the PageParameters object so i thought you where talking about inbound stuff. Then every parameters will be in it.Ofcourse no multipart stuff and ofcourse outbound only what can be presented in a simple string can be added. That seems logical to mejohanOn 4/13/06, Timo Stamm

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

Johan Compagner schrieb: PageParametes will contain post params.. This comment by Martijn Dashorst sounds different: | A note to the article: you can't use the PageParameters for types | other than simple types such as Strings and Integers. [...] | | The bookmarkable links and PageParameters a

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

Johan Compagner schrieb: PageParametes will contain post params.. That's great. Thanks, I wasn't aware of that. Timo So if for example you post to a bookmarkable page then PageParameters should be filled with everything. johan On 4/13/06, Timo Stamm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: kurt hesto

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

PageParametes will contain post params..So if for example you post to a bookmarkable page then PageParameters should be filled with everything.johanOn 4/13/06, Timo Stamm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: kurt heston schrieb:> I could probably extend one of the core wicket> classes instead of HttpServlet

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

kurt heston schrieb: I could probably extend one of the core wicket classes instead of HttpServlet and arrive at the same place, though I'm not sure it would be any more elegant. A thought: Maybe PageParameters should be available for POST requests as well. I don't know if it possible for

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

I'm passing the session id via a PDF hidden field. It seems to work ok. I use the RequestCycle in establishing my hooks to Hibernate on the Wicket side, not so with my Pdf servlet. I'm not sure yet whether I'm going to regret it. I guess I was just looking for some tighter integration tips.

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

kurt heston schrieb: I've got some legacy PDFs laying around that utilize the HTTP submit functionality available when using Acrobat fillable forms. The servlet I have answering these Acrobat requests saves off the field names and values submitted in a 3 column table (rec id, field name, value

Re: [Wicket-user] HTTP POST from Acrobat

Here's what my servlet does, minus the Hibernate code: protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest arg0, HttpServletResponse arg1) throws ServletException, IOException { Enumeration e = arg0.getParameterNames(); while (e.hasMoreElements()) { String parm = (String) e.nextElement();