Johan Compagner wrote:
this piece of code is also not finished yet?
WebRequestEncoder
protected final String encode(RequestCycle requestCycle,
IPageClassRequestTarget requestTarget)
{
final Class pageClass = requestTarget.getPageClass ();
final PageParameters parameters =
requestTarget.getPageParameters();
final StringBuffer url = urlPrefix(requestCycle);
url.append("?bookmarkablePage=");
String pageReference = pageClass.getName();
if (pageReference == null)
{
pageReference = pageClass.getName();
}
url.append(pageReference);
??
The if (pageReference == null) is ofcourse very sttrange because in
the if and outside the if we do the same thing...
And now again the full classname is in the url.
That is for quite a few persons i know not acceptable (thats why we
had the page aliasses!!)
You don't want to expose any internals from youre web application like
package names and or full classnames.
Is there now some possibility to "mount" an page class on a string?
johan
It would also help a lot when urlrewriting the beautiful urls if the
parameters would be always in same order. Alphabetical or something
else, but something predictable. This could be achieved by using TreeMap
instead of HashMap in PageParameters (=ValueMap).
But could the parameters of the bookmarkablePage be something smarter
(and more beautiful?)
Janne
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