Examples with IRequestHandler org.apache.wicket.request.IRequestHandler used on opensource projects

Example 36 with IRequestHandler

use of org.apache.wicket.request.IRequestHandler in project wicket by apache.

the class BookmarkableMapperTest method encode8.

/**
 */
@Test
public void encode8() {
    MockPage page = new MockPage(15);
    page.setBookmarkable(true);
    page.setCreatedBookmarkable(true);
    page.setPageStateless(true);
    IPageProvider provider = new PageProvider(page);
    IRequestHandler handler = new RenderPageRequestHandler(provider);
    Url url = encoder.mapHandler(handler);
    assertEquals("wicket/bookmarkable/" + PAGE_CLASS_NAME, url.toString());
}

Example 37 with IRequestHandler

use of org.apache.wicket.request.IRequestHandler in project wicket by apache.

the class BookmarkableMapperTest method decode4.

/**
 * The tests resolves pages by id as if they were existed in the page store.
 * These pages have no page parameters (i.e. page.getPageParameters() == null).
 *
 * Since Wicket 7.0.0 (WICKET-4441) if a new request to hybrid url
 * (a url with both mount path and pageId) has different page parameters
 * than the resolved page then a new page instance with the new parameters
 * is created.
 * This way if a user manipulates manually the product id in url like:
 * /wicket/bookmarkable/my.Product?3&id=23
 * to
 * /wicket/bookmarkable/my.Product?3&id=24
 * then Wicket will create a new page that will show product=24
 */
@Test
public void decode4() {
    Url url = Url.parse("wicket/bookmarkable/" + PAGE_CLASS_NAME + "/i1/i2?15&a=b&b=c");
    IRequestHandler handler = encoder.mapRequest(getRequest(url));
    assertThat(handler, instanceOf(RenderPageRequestHandler.class));
    RenderPageRequestHandler h = (RenderPageRequestHandler) handler;
    ((PageProvider) h.getPageProvider()).setPageSource(context);
    IRequestablePage page = h.getPage();
    checkPage(page, 1);
    PageParameters p = page.getPageParameters();
    assertEquals(2, p.getIndexedCount());
    assertEquals(2, p.getNamedKeys().size());
}

Example 38 with IRequestHandler

use of org.apache.wicket.request.IRequestHandler in project wicket by apache.

the class BookmarkableMapperTest method encode3.

/**
 */
@Test
public void encode3() {
    PageParameters parameters = new PageParameters();
    parameters.set(0, "i1");
    parameters.set(1, "i2");
    parameters.set("a", "b", INamedParameters.Type.QUERY_STRING);
    parameters.set("b", "c", INamedParameters.Type.QUERY_STRING);
    PageProvider provider = new PageProvider(MockPage.class, parameters);
    provider.setPageSource(context);
    IRequestHandler handler = new BookmarkablePageRequestHandler(provider);
    Url url = encoder.mapHandler(handler);
    assertEquals("wicket/bookmarkable/" + PAGE_CLASS_NAME + "/i1/i2?a=b&b=c", url.toString());
}

Example 39 with IRequestHandler

use of org.apache.wicket.request.IRequestHandler in project wicket by apache.

the class BookmarkableMapperTest method decode3.

/**
 * The tests resolves pages by id as if they were existed in the page store.
 * These pages have no page parameters (i.e. page.getPageParameters() == null).
 *
 * The request that the encoder does also has no parameters (neither in the path
 * nor in the query string) so the resolved page is assumed to be valid.
 */
@Test
public void decode3() {
    Url url = Url.parse("wicket/bookmarkable/" + PAGE_CLASS_NAME + "?15");
    IRequestHandler handler = encoder.mapRequest(getRequest(url));
    assertThat(handler, instanceOf(RenderPageRequestHandler.class));
    IRequestablePage page = ((RenderPageRequestHandler) handler).getPage();
    checkPage(page, 15);
}

Example 40 with IRequestHandler

use of org.apache.wicket.request.IRequestHandler in project wicket by apache.

the class BookmarkableMapperTest method encode7.

/**
 */
@Test
public void encode7() {
    MockPage page = new MockPage(15);
    page.getPageParameters().set(0, "i1");
    page.getPageParameters().set(1, "i2");
    page.getPageParameters().set("a", "b", INamedParameters.Type.QUERY_STRING);
    page.getPageParameters().set("b", "c", INamedParameters.Type.QUERY_STRING);
    // shouldn't make any difference for BookmarkableListenerRequestHandler,
    // as this explicitly says the url must be bookmarkable
    page.setCreatedBookmarkable(false);
    IRequestableComponent c = page.get("foo:bar");
    PageAndComponentProvider provider = new PageAndComponentProvider(page, c);
    IRequestHandler handler = new BookmarkableListenerRequestHandler(provider, 4);
    Url url = encoder.mapHandler(handler);
    assertEquals("wicket/bookmarkable/" + PAGE_CLASS_NAME + "/i1/i2?15-0.4-foo-bar&a=b&b=c", url.toString());
}