I searched for AbstractRequestTargetResolverStrategy in the source tree,
and it wasn't there.  So apparently it was removed recently, but was
still lingering in my target/classes directory.  I did a mvn clean
install, redeployed and now everything works as expected.  My bad.. sorry..

Aaron


Aaron Hiniker wrote:
> There is no stack trace, only the log output from
> AbstractRequestTargetResolverStrategy.  I have DEBUG logging enabled
> as well.
>
> Aaron
>
> Igor Vaynberg wrote:
>> can we see the stacktrace please?
>>
>> -igor
>>
>>
>> On 3/1/07, *Aaron Hiniker* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>>
>>     I implemented a drag-n-drop using scriptaculous.  On my home PC,
>>     everything was working fine, I can drag my products into a droppable
>>     container and the container updates itself via AJAX just fine.... no
>>     page refreshes.
>>
>>     I checked in the code, came into work today and rebuilt the app.  Now
>>     when I drag my objects, I get a different behavior.  The first drop
>>     executes fine and the droppable container refreshes itself via ajax.
>>     The second time I drop the whole page refreshes and the drop doesn't
>>     take place.
>>
>>     I get the following message in the logs:
>>
>>     [AbstractRequestTargetResolverStrategy] component not enabled or
>>     visible, redirecting to calling page, component: [MarkupContainer
>>     [Component id = image, page = blah.blah.ProductSearchPage, path =
>>     1:searchPanel:resultsContainer:results:results:2:image.ProductImage,
>>     isVisible = true, isVersioned = true]]
>>
>>     I'm not sure what's happening here. But let me explain the
>>     code/events a
>>     bit more.
>>
>>     DraggableSource is an AbstractTransformerBehavior that I can add
>>     to any
>>     component.  It add javascript to invoke scriptaculous to make the
>>     object
>>     draggable, and also registers a callback url with the element
>>     (element.dndCallbackUrl=<behavior url>).  The behavior url is called
>>     when the component is dropped into a DraggableTarget.
>>
>>     DraggableTarget is a MarkupContainer with an
>>     AbstractTransformerBehavior
>>     to add the javascript to make the container a drop target.  When an
>>     object is dropped, it invokes the dropped elements dndCallbackUrl to
>>     invoke the behavior.  It also appends it's markupId to the url so
>>     that I
>>     can associate the container with the dropped object from within the
>>     behavior.
>>
>>
>>     So the problem is:  what causes the behavior url to become invalid?
>>     >From one drop to the next, the only markup that refreshes is the
>>     actual
>>     container that the object is dropped into, so what could cause the
>>     behavior's callback url to become invalid on the 2nd drop if the
>>     component that behavior is tied to is never refreshed?
>>
>>     Sorry if this is hard to understand.. I guess to simplify the whole
>>     question:   why am I getting a "component not enabled or visible,
>>     redirecting to calling page"  when the component itself is never
>>     refreshed, or had it's visibility toggled?
>>
>>     Latest wicket 2.0 from svn update earlier today.
>>
>>     Aaron
>>
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