is there a way to tell a markup to not go into the MarkupCache. I'm
overloading newMarkupResourceStream which will change on every page but it
is being put in the cache and never getting run again. There is
MarkupCache.clear() but that seems to much just to remove one
markupcontainer. can i use a ChangeListener or something.
Basically I need to run newMarkupResourceStream for every page request.
for reference this is for use with JDOM if anyone is framiliar:
public IResourceStream newMarkupResourceStream(Class containerClass)
{
CustomXMLOutputter outputter = new CustomXMLOutputter();
String markup = outputter.outputString(getElement());
markup = "<html xmlns:wicket><wicket:panel>" + markup
+ "</wicket:panel></html>";
StringResourceStream stream = new StringResourceStream(markup);
return stream;
}
Scott
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