ok simple DispatchingPage with Pageparameter
DispatchingPage(Pageparameter params){
customerId = params.getIndexedParam(0); // not real syntax
action = params.getIndexedParam(1); // not real syntax
if(action.equals("login")){
PageParameter moreParam = new PageParameter();
moreParam.add("customerId", customerId);
setResponsePage(new LoginPage(moreParam);
}else if (....)
}
(not compiled code)
Simple Dispatcher without overrides of Wicket-Core Components
(URLCodingStrategy, RequestCycleProcessor)!
If you want it more complex and transparent use your own implementation of
AbstractRequestCycleProcessor (look at UrlCompressingWebRequestProcessor, or
from http://code.google.com/p/brix-cms/ Brix BrixRequestCycleProcessor
With Wicket you can easy customize all to your needs!
I mean "easy" because you just implement some interface and replace the
default wicket beheaviour by your own. No special feature of wicket, its
just Java, or ?
Martin
Mathias P.W Nilsson wrote:
>
> Also you must handle the second parameter /login maybe by switching
> different panels or redirect to another page !
>
> How should this be done? I must keep the customer/customerId in every
> page. What happens when redirecting?
>
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