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Is it possible to have some sort of a controller in wicket
Is it possible to have some sort of a controller in wicket?
i have a situation where i want to map a url to a controller sort of thing
and based on certain conditions i want to redirect the user to different
pages.
for example
all request to application.com/
should to go a controller and based on different states of session
i want
if(condition1)
go to page one
if(condition2)
go to page two
and so on..... so in my case the home is not exactly a page but based on
diffent conditions i want to redirect the user to different pages. rite now
i am doing it in a page class whose responsibility is just to
setResponsePage to differnt pages. But i feel it is not a good design....coz
This is not a page at all. it is some sort of a controller.
2) Also is it possible to map the tabs of the tabbed panel to dirrent urls
like tab1 to application.com/tab1
tab2 to application.com/tab2
tab3 to application.com/tab3
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Re: Is it possible to have some sort of a controller in wicket
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
sure, its called a servlet :)
in 1.5 we are building a more flexible url handling infrastructure
that will let you do such things, in 1.4 its probably the easiest with
a servlet or a filter that redirects to different bookmarkable urls.
-igor
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 9:51 AM, Raghav@directi
<ra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to have some sort of a controller in wicket?
>
> i have a situation where i want to map a url to a controller sort of thing
> and based on certain conditions i want to redirect the user to different
> pages.
>
> for example
>
> all request to application.com/
>
> should to go a controller and based on different states of session
>
> i want
> if(condition1)
> go to page one
>
> if(condition2)
> go to page two
>
> and so on..... so in my case the home is not exactly a page but based on
> diffent conditions i want to redirect the user to different pages. rite now
> i am doing it in a page class whose responsibility is just to
> setResponsePage to differnt pages. But i feel it is not a good design....coz
> This is not a page at all. it is some sort of a controller.
>
> 2) Also is it possible to map the tabs of the tabbed panel to dirrent urls
> like tab1 to application.com/tab1
> tab2 to application.com/tab2
> tab3 to application.com/tab3
>
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AW: Is it possible to have some sort of a controller in wicket
Posted by Christian Helmbold <ch...@yahoo.de>.
You could use a different Servlet or ServletFilter as the central entry point for requests and redirect to bookmarkable Wicket-Pages. But to access a wicket session via HttpServlet interface from the outside is not exactly was is called elegant.
> 2) Also is it possible to map the tabs of the tabbed panel to dirrent urls
> like tab1 to application.com/tab1
> tab2 to application.com/tab2
> tab3 to application.com/tab3
You can use a tabbed panel with bookmarkable links. Coding state of the tabs into the URLs is a bit tricky and therefor a created a BookmarkableTabbedPanel:
http://code.google.com/p/wicket-skunkworks/source/browse/trunk/wicket-pagetabs/src/main/java/org/wicketskunkworks/tabs/BookmarkableTabbedPanel.java
As far as I have tested it, it works but it is still experimantal.
Regards
Christian
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