Examples of PageParameters

org.apache.wicket.PageParameters

A typesafe abstraction and container for parameters to a requested page. Page parameters in HTTP are query string values in the request URL. In other protocols, the parameters to a page might come from some other source.

Pages which take a PageParameters object as an argument to their constructor can be accessed directly from a URL and are known as "bookmarkable" pages since the URL is stable across sessions and can be stored in a browser's bookmark database. @author Jonathan Locke

org.apache.wicket.request.mapper.parameter.PageParameters

Mutable class that holds parameters of a Page. Page parameters consist of indexed parameters and named parameters. Indexed parameters are URL segments before the query string. Named parameters are usually represented as query string params (i.e. ?arg1=var1&arg2=val)

Indexed vs Named Parameters: Suppose we mounted a page on {@code /user} and thefollowing url was accessed {@code /user/profile/bob?action=view&redirect=false}. In this example {@code profile} and {@code bob} are indexed parameters with respective indexes 0 and 1.{@code action} and {@code redirect} are named parameters.

How those parameters are populated depends on the {@link IRequestMapper}s @author Matej Knopp

wicket.PageParameters

            }
          }
        }


        // extract the PageParameters from URL if there are any
        PageParameters pageParameters = extractPageParameters(request, 3,
          pageParametersEncoder);


        return new UrlInfo(info, pageClass, pageParameters);
      }
    }

Examples of wicket.PageParameters

          .getModelObjectAsString();
      Long applicantOidLong = Transformer.longInteger(applicantOidString);
      if (applicantOidLong != null) {
        Applicant applicant = applicants.getApplicant(applicantOidLong
            .longValue());
        PageParameters pageParameters = new PageParameters();
        if (applicant != null) {
          pageParameters.put("oid", applicant.getOid()
              .getUniqueNumber());
          WebPage confirmationPage;
          try {
            confirmationPage = new ApplicantConfirmPage(
                pageParameters);
            setResponsePage(confirmationPage);
          } catch (StringValueConversionException e) {
            setResponsePage(app.getHomePage());
          }
        } else {
          pageParameters.put("oid", new Long(0));
        }
      }
    }

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Examples of PageParameters

Examples of org.apache.wicket.request.mapper.parameter.PageParameters

Examples of wicket.PageParameters