Nope, Wicket doesn't do it automatically.
Eelco
On 8/6/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Imam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ya i knew i could do that.
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> I was just wondering if wicket does it automatically for me or not ?
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> Thanx.
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> Shams
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Ya i knew i could do that.I was just wondering if wicket does it automatically for me or not ?Thanx.Shams
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Yep. Just read the servletInitParameter in WebApplication#init and set
the page accordingly.
Eelco
On 8/6/06, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> add youre own param to the web xml
> read that in your application class and set the error page with that.
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> Wicket is focus on doing it al
add youre own param to the web xmlread that in your application class and set the error page with that.Wicket is focus on doing it all in java, so it is simple for you to make it configureable from where ever you want
(instead of the other way around most other frameworks do)johanOn 8/6/06, [EMAIL
Hi,I just wanted to know whether anyone knows how we can configure the exception page to be shown using web.xmlI know that we can do it using WebApplication settings, but can it be done in the web.xml
??Thanx in advance.Shams
