Compare JSP Vs Wicket

[Edi]

Please send me all your suggestions.

including the below question

In jsp, I can pass the values using query string

for eg. <form action="actionJSP.jsp?userName=edi&password=edi">

using request.getParameter("userName"); I can get the userName.
using request.getParameter("password"); I can get the password.

In wicket, how can we do that?

And send all notes regarding "Compare JSP Vs Wicket"

Thanking You.

[Johan Compagner]

for bookmarkable pages see pageparamer constructor,
else
RequestCycle.get.getRequest().getParameters(). But you should be
looking at what you are trying to do.. think differently

On 8/9/07, Edi <edward_durai@...> wrote:

>
> Please send me all your suggestions.
>
> including the below question
>
> In jsp, I can pass the values using query string
>
> for eg. <form action="actionJSP.jsp?userName=edi&password=edi">
>
> using request.getParameter("userName"); I can get the userName.
> using request.getParameter("password"); I can get the password.
>
> In wicket, how can we do that?
>
> And send all notes regarding "Compare JSP Vs Wicket"
>
> Thanking You.
>
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[Edi]

I am a Java, JSP Programmer. Now I am studying wicket. That's why I am asking Your all Suggestions.

Thanking You.

Johan Compagner wrote:

for bookmarkable pages see pageparamer constructor,
else
RequestCycle.get.getRequest().getParameters(). But you should be
looking at what you are trying to do.. think differently

On 8/9/07, Edi <[e-mail]> wrote:
>
> Please send me all your suggestions.
>
> including the below question
>
> In jsp, I can pass the values using query string
>
> for eg. <form action="actionJSP.jsp?userName=edi&password=edi">
>
> using request.getParameter("userName"); I can get the userName.
> using request.getParameter("password"); I can get the password.
>
> In wicket, how can we do that?
>
> And send all notes regarding "Compare JSP Vs Wicket"
>
> Thanking You.
>
> --
> View this message in context:
> http://www.nabble.com/Compare-JSP-Vs-Wicket-tf4242739.html#a12072743
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[Eelco Hillenius]

> I am a Java, JSP Programmer. Now I am studying wicket. That's why I am asking
> Your all Suggestions.

Best way is to create a test application with both. Start simple and
gradually improve the complexity of your examples. You'll find out
what you like better soon enough.

Also, you can take a look at
http://www.virtuas.com/articles/webframework-sweetspots.html

Eelco

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[newbie_to_wicket]

i am also using the same in our aplication....
use this following....

setting the parameter.....
url = "/urlpattern?abc=true";

getting the parameter...
Request req = RequestCycle.get().getRequest();

HttpServletRequest httpreq = ((wicket.protocol.http.servlet.ServletWebRequest) req)
                                                                .getHttpServletRequest();




String skipCreatingUserInAuthStrat = req.getParameter("abc");