Package org.apache.wicket.markup.html

Class WebPage

java.lang.Object
org.apache.wicket.Component
org.apache.wicket.MarkupContainer
org.apache.wicket.Page
org.apache.wicket.markup.html.WebPage
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, Iterable<Component>, IEventSink, IEventSource, IFeedbackContributor, IConverterLocator, IMetadataContext<Serializable,Component>, IQueueRegion, IHeaderContributor, IManageablePage, IRequestableComponent, IRequestablePage, IHierarchical<Component>, IClusterable
Direct Known Subclasses:
AbstractErrorPage, BrowserInfoPage, GenericWebPage, MockHomePage, PopupCloseLink.ClosePopupPage, RedirectPage
public class WebPage extends Page
Base class for HTML pages. This subclass of Page simply returns HTML when asked for its markup type. It also has a method which subclasses can use to retrieve a bookmarkable link to the application's home page.

WebPages can be constructed with any constructor when they are being used in a Wicket session, but if you wish to link to a Page using a URL that is "bookmarkable" (which implies that the URL will not have any session information encoded in it, and that you can call this page directly without having a session first directly from your browser), you need to implement your Page with a no-arg constructor or with a constructor that accepts a PageParameters argument (which wraps any query string parameters for a request). In case the page has both constructors, the constructor with PageParameters will be used.

Author:
Jonathan Locke, Eelco Hillenius, Juergen Donnerstag, Gwyn Evans
See Also:

  • Constructor Details

    • WebPage

      protected WebPage()
      Constructor. Having this constructor public means that your page is 'bookmarkable' and hence can be called/ created from anywhere.

    • WebPage

      protected WebPage(IModel<?> model)

    • WebPage

      protected WebPage(PageParameters parameters)
      Constructor which receives wrapped query string parameters for a request. Having this constructor public means that your page is 'bookmarkable' and hence can be called/ created from anywhere. For bookmarkable pages (as opposed to when you construct page instances yourself, this constructor will be used in preference to a no-arg constructor, if both exist. Note that nothing is done with the page parameters argument. This constructor is provided so that tools such as IDEs will include it their list of suggested constructors for derived classes. Please call this constructor if you want to remember the pageparameters Page.getPageParameters(). So that they are reused for stateless links.
      Parameters:
      parameters - Wrapped query string parameters.

  • Method Details

    • getMarkupType

      public MarkupType getMarkupType()
      Gets the markup type for a WebPage, which is "html" by default. Support for pages in another markup language, such as VXML, would require the creation of a different Page subclass in an appropriate package under org.apache.wicket.markup. To support VXML (voice markup), one might create the package org.apache.wicket.markup.vxml and a subclass of Page called VoicePage.
      Overrides:
      getMarkupType in class Page
      Returns:
      Markup type for HTML

    • onRender

      protected void onRender()
      Description copied from class: Component
      Implementation that renders this component.
      Overrides:
      onRender in class Page

    • renderXmlDecl

      protected void renderXmlDecl()
      The rules if and when to insert an xml decl in the response are a bit tricky. Allow the user to replace the default per page and per application.

    • configureResponse

      protected void configureResponse(WebResponse response)
      Set-up response with appropriate content type, locale and encoding. The locale is set equal to the session's locale. The content type header contains information about the markup type (@see #getMarkupType()) and the encoding. The response (and request) encoding is determined by an application setting (@see ApplicationSettings#getResponseRequestEncoding()). If null, no xml decl will be written.
      Parameters:
      response - The WebResponse object

    • setHeaders

      protected void setHeaders(WebResponse response)
      Subclasses can override this to set there headers when the Page is being served. By default these headers are set: 
       response.setHeader("Date", "[now]");
 response.setHeader("Expires", "[0]");
 response.setHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
 response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache");
      So if a Page wants to control this or doesn't want to set this info it should override this method and don't call super.
      Parameters:
      response - The WebResponse where set(Date)Header can be called on.

    • onAfterRender

      protected void onAfterRender()
      Description copied from class: Component
      Called immediately after a component and all its children have been rendered, regardless of any exception.
      Overrides:
      onAfterRender in class Page
      See Also:

    • reportMissingHead

      protected void reportMissingHead(CharSequence collectedHeaderOutput)
      Reports an error that there is no <head> and/or <body> in the page and there is no where to write the header response.
      Parameters:
      collectedHeaderOutput - The collected response that should have been written to the <head>
      See Also:
      • validateHeaders()

    • homePageLink

      protected final BookmarkablePageLink<Void> homePageLink(String id)
      Creates and returns a bookmarkable link to this application's home page.
      Parameters:
      id - Name of link
      Returns:
      Link to home page for this application

    • dirty

      public final void dirty(boolean isInitialization)
      Prevents page from get dirty inside an AJAX request.
      Overrides:
      dirty in class Page
      Parameters:
      isInitialization - a flag whether this is a page instantiation