Heres something.. :Pax Wicket Applications Pax Wicket Service supports many Pax Wicket applications being deployed simultaneously onto the same instance of Pax Wicket Service. For each Pax Wicket application, a separate Servlet will be created and mounted on to a configurable mount point in the URL space. However, care must be taken to ensure that all ContainmentIDs are registered under unique names. http://wiki.ops4j.org/display/ops4j/Pax+Wicket
2009/10/15 nino martinez wael <[email protected]> > what about osgi? http://www.ops4j.org/projects/pax/wicket/ ..? > > 2009/10/14 <[email protected]> > > perhaps have a look on www.devproof.org. >> it is a portal like wicket application, which hosts different modules >> (JARs). >> >> >> Quoting Carlo Camerino <[email protected]>: >> >> Hi, >>> >>> I was wondering what are the most efficient ways to separate different >>> applications into one application? >>> We have this use case in which we need to integrate two different >>> wicket applications and make them appear as if they are running in >>> one platform only. >>> I tried using portlets but it introduced a lot of coding >>> complications. I tried running it using Jetspeed 2 and found out that >>> several components are having problems. >>> Most of the problem seems to come from the fact that we are using the >>> indicatingajaxbutton. I have this issue in which I cannot easily >>> transfer page from one page to another. I don't really know if >>> portlets are the way to go because the applications by themselves are >>> rich in functionality. I just need to be able to access them all in >>> one page. >>> I know that it seems to be some sort of portal but i think 'd have to >>> take portlets out for the mean time due to the strict timeline and >>> it's actually the first time we tried using portlets in our company. >>> >>> I'm thinking of using iframes for each application instead which will >>> lead me to a grand total of three different applications running with >>> only one entry point... >>> Is this the proper way of doing it? My issue will be with regards to >>> the httpsessions i'd have to have a total of three unlike in the >>> portlets... >>> >>> My idea is I have a main application which serves as my entry point. >>> In that application I lay out the available functionalities via menu >>> links. When I click on a menu link, >>> I will place redirect my iframe to point to that page enabling me to >>> do that transaction? My main issue would be I think the httpsession >>> expiry. If the user spends a lot of time using the application, the >>> outside session could expire if the links outside are not clicked..... >>> >>> What are other possible solutions that I could use for this one? As of >>> now I could think of two ways using portlets and the other one using >>> iframes.. As of now we are considering one application and just >>> provide remoting for accessing business objects. >>> >>> Is there anyway of getting html coming from another application and >>> showing it into my application? >>> For example, i have three applications 1 ,2 and 3, >>> 3 is my main application but I get the html coming from 1 and 2, >>> without using iframes. Somewhat like WSRP (Web Service for Remote >>> Porlets). Or i just need to get the servlet response from the third >>> aplication/ >>> >>> I'm not sure if it's possible. Would appreciate your insights on this >>> one.. >>> >>> Thanks >>> Carlo >>> >>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] >>> For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] >> For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >> >> >
