Package org.apache.wicket.request.handler.render

Class PageRenderer

java.lang.Object
org.apache.wicket.request.handler.render.PageRenderer
Direct Known Subclasses:
WebPageRenderer
public abstract class PageRenderer extends Object
Delegate responsible for rendering the page. Depending on the implementation (web, test, portlet, etc.) the delegate may or may not support the redirect policy set in the RenderPageRequestHandler.
Author:
Matej Knopp

  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • getPageProvider

      protected IPageProvider getPageProvider()
      Returns:
      page provider

    • getRedirectPolicy

      protected RenderPageRequestHandler.RedirectPolicy getRedirectPolicy()
      Returns:
      redirect policy

    • getRenderPageRequestHandler

      protected RenderPageRequestHandler getRenderPageRequestHandler()
      Returns:
      the request handler

    • getPage

      protected IRequestablePage getPage()
      Returns:
      page instance

    • isOnePassRender

      protected boolean isOnePassRender()

    • isRedirectToRender

      protected boolean isRedirectToRender()

    • isRedirectToBuffer

      protected boolean isRedirectToBuffer()

    • getSessionId

      protected String getSessionId()
      Returns:
      the current session id for stateful pages and null for stateless pages

    • isSessionTemporary

      protected boolean isSessionTemporary()
      Returns:
      whether the current session is temporary

    • enableRedirectForStatelessPage

      protected boolean enableRedirectForStatelessPage()
      When the page renders to buffer and it is still stateless after rendering, this flag determines whether the redirect will take place or not.

      By default we will redirect. This is so we do not end up having the browser be on a listener URL. A simple scenario is calling setResponsePage(new StatelessPage()) inside form's onSubmit() or link's onClick() callbacks, or any other request listener callback. What will happen is that the browser will be on URL like ./wicket/page?0-2.IFormSubmitListener-form, and we will not redirect - leaving the browser on such URL. This is a worse alternative then saving one redirect because it may cause problems if user presses the refresh button in the browser.

      Returns:
      redirect flag

    • respond

      public abstract void respond(RequestCycle requestCycle)
      Render the response using give RequestCycle.
      Parameters:
      requestCycle -