CODEWITHSUNDEEP
javajakarta-eeweb-applicationswicket
abozar
abozar

Reputation: 185

wicket page expired

we have a java web application (using wicket) there is several http request from my pages to other urls some times we got page expired page expired appear in firefox but not appear in chrome we think it is because of address changing done by wicket maybe for security reasons if this think is true, how to prevent wicket from address changing

so my question is: why my page's url change Frequently from "http://IPaddress:8080/myApp/myPage" TO "http://IPaddress:8080/myApp/myPage/?x=nLoy8Gx3J9W9GGieNNBndQ" TO "http://IPaddress:8080/myApp/?x=a8T-eIw8IixNrgLDxszosg" and so on. note that i have a simple submit form on my page.

i ask it because we think our page expired reason is related to url changing.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 3650

Answers (1)

divanov
divanov

Reputation: 6339

Page expired page is shown when current page being requested is not found in a page store. There could be different reasons for that:

  • a http session has expired and thus all pages of this session has been erased from the the page store. Check session expiration interval with ((HttpServletRequest)getRequestCycle().getRequest().getContainerRequest()).getSession().getMaxInactiveInterval().
  • a store size has exceeded and pages from the store has been erased. Check size with getSession().getApplication().getStoreSettings().getMaxSizePerSession().
  • Some error has occurred during saving page to the page store and now page cannot be retrieved from the page store.

Upvotes: 2

Related Questions