No it looks like it is the same instance, Its constructor is only being
called once. I can watch the model object and see when it gets set to
null, though I am not sure what I am looking for as far as what is
setting it to null. It gets set to null on the way back to the page from
the login. The model object is a ValueMap that I store in the
Application object. I am also using wicket-security. Here is how my
model is being created.
super(name, new
CompoundPropertyModel<ValueMap>(getScanManApp().getAppProperties())
{
@Override
public ValueMap getObject()
{
return getScanManApp().getAppProperties();
}
});
Johan Compagner wrote:
isnt your page not just a brand new shiny new instance?
place a breakpoint in your constructor
On 14/12/2009, Warren Bell <warr...@clarksnutrition.com> wrote:
Does Any body have any ideas, I am stuck and can't figure this out.
I have a page with about 10 text fields. The model for the page is a
ValueMap. All of the values in the ValueMap get set to null when a user
gets redirected back to the original page after a
RestartResponseAtInterceptPageException. All of the keys in the ValueMap
are still there.
What do I need to do to fix this?
Warren
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