webapplication provides a session factory via inner class that creates WebSession objects by default.
-Igor
On 1/9/06,
Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While writing a chapter for Wicket in action, I noticed that each
application /has/ to specify a session factory implementation, and
their own session class.
Is that really necessary? Or could Wicket provide a default implementation?
That would make it very easy to create simple apps of the level 'hello
world' etc.
Martijn
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