wicket.markup.parser.filter
Class PrependContextPathHandler
java.lang.Object
wicket.markup.parser.AbstractMarkupFilter
wicket.markup.parser.filter.PrependContextPathHandler
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- IMarkupFilter
public final class PrependContextPathHandler
- extends AbstractMarkupFilter
This is a markup inline filter which by default is added to the list of
markup filters. It can be added by means of subclassing
Application.newMarkupParser() like
public class MyApplication extends Application
{
...
public IMarkupFilter[] getAdditionalMarkupHandler()
{
return new IMarkupFilter[] { new new PrependContextPathHandler() };
}
The purpose of the filter is to prepend the web apps context path to all href
and src attributes found in the markup which contain a relative URL like
"myDir/myPage.gif". It is applied to all non wicket component tags (attributes).
- Author:
- Juergen Donnerstag
Method Summary |
MarkupElement |
nextTag()
Get the next MarkupElement from the parent MarkupFilter and handle it if
the specific filter criteria are met. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
PrependContextPathHandler
public PrependContextPathHandler(Application application)
- This constructor will get the context path from the application settings.
When it is not set the context path will be automatically resolved.
This should work in most cases, and support the following clustering
scheme
node1.mydomain.com[/appcontext]
node2.mydomain.com[/appcontext]
node3.mydomain.com[/appcontext]
If it is set then you can map to other context like in clusters
node1.mydomain.com/mycontext1/
node2.mydomain.com/mycontext2/
node3.mydomain.com/mycontext3/
mydomain.com/mycontext (load balancer)
or as a virtual server (app server and webserver)
appserver.com/context mapped to webserver/ (context path should be '/')
- Parameters:
application
- The application object
nextTag
public MarkupElement nextTag()
throws java.text.ParseException
- Get the next MarkupElement from the parent MarkupFilter and handle it if
the specific filter criteria are met. Depending on the filter, it may
return the MarkupElement unchanged, modified or it remove by asking the
parent handler for the next tag.
- Returns:
- Return the next eligible MarkupElement
- Throws:
java.text.ParseException
- See Also:
IMarkupFilter.nextTag()
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