wicket.protocol.http
Class WebRequestCycle

java.lang.Object
  wicket.RequestCycle
      wicket.protocol.http.WebRequestCycle

public class WebRequestCycle
extends RequestCycle

RequestCycle implementation for HTTP protocol. Holds the application, session, request and response objects for a given HTTP request. Contains methods (urlFor*) which yield a URL for bookmarkable pages as well as non-bookmarkable component interfaces. The protected handleRender method is the internal entrypoint which takes care of the details of rendering a response to an HTTP request.

Author:

Jonathan Locke, Johan Compagner, Gili Tzabari, Eelco Hillenius

See Also:

RequestCycle

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class wicket.RequestCycle

application, processor, request, response, session

Constructor Summary

WebRequestCycle(WebSession session, WebRequest request, Response response)
Constructor which simply passes arguments to superclass for storage there.

Method Summary

IRequestCycleProcessor	getProcessor() By default returns the WebApplication's default request cycle processor.
boolean	getRedirect() If it's an ajax request we always redirects.
WebRequest	getWebRequest()
WebResponse	getWebResponse()
WebSession	getWebSession()
protected ClientInfo	newClientInfo() Creates a new agent info object based on this request.
void	redirectTo(Page page) Redirects browser to the given page.

Methods inherited from class wicket.RequestCycle

get, getApplication, getClientInfo, getOriginalResponse, getRequest, getRequestTarget, getResponse, getResponsePage, getResponsePageClass, getSession, getStartTime, onBeginRequest, onEndRequest, onRuntimeException, request, request, request, setRedirect, setRequest, setRequestTarget, setResponse, setResponsePage, setResponsePage, setResponsePage, setUpdateSession, toString, urlFor, urlFor, urlFor, urlFor, urlFor, urlFor

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

WebRequestCycle

public WebRequestCycle(WebSession session,
                       WebRequest request,
                       Response response)

Constructor which simply passes arguments to superclass for storage there.

Parameters:

session - The session

request - The request

response - The response

Method Detail

getProcessor

public IRequestCycleProcessor getProcessor()

By default returns the WebApplication's default request cycle processor. Typically, you don't override this method but instead override WebApplication.getRequestCycleProcessor().

if you decide to override this method to provide a custom processor per request cycle, any mounts done via WebApplication will not work and and RequestCycle.onRuntimeException(Page, RuntimeException) is not called unless you deliberately put effort in it to make it work.

Specified by:

getProcessor in class RequestCycle

Returns:

the processor for delegated request cycle handling

See Also:

RequestCycle.getProcessor()

getWebRequest

public WebRequest getWebRequest()

Returns:

Request as a WebRequest

getWebResponse

public WebResponse getWebResponse()

Returns:

Response as a WebResponse

getWebSession

public WebSession getWebSession()

Returns:

Session as a WebSession

redirectTo

public final void redirectTo(Page page)

Redirects browser to the given page. NOTE: Usually, you should never call this method directly, but work with setResponsePage instead. This method is part of Wicket's internal behavior and should only be used when you want to circumvent the normal framework behavior and issue the redirect directly.

Specified by:

redirectTo in class RequestCycle

Parameters:

page - The page to redirect to

newClientInfo

protected ClientInfo newClientInfo()

Description copied from class: RequestCycle

Creates a new agent info object based on this request. Typically, this method is called once by the session and the returned object will be cached in the session after that call; we can expect the client to stay the same for the whole session, and implementations of RequestCycle.newClientInfo() might be relatively expensive.

Specified by:

newClientInfo in class RequestCycle

Returns:

the agent info object based on this request

See Also:

RequestCycle.newClientInfo()

getRedirect

public final boolean getRedirect()

If it's an ajax request we always redirects.

Overrides:

getRedirect in class RequestCycle

Returns:

whether the page for this request should be redirected

See Also:

RequestCycle.getRedirect()