Working with large cookies and jetty, you may have faced this error :
2010-03-11 18:18:31.275:WARN::HttpException(413,FULL head,null)
This is because jetty allows only 4ko for HTTP request and response headers. Using large cookies is enough to reach the limit.
I just added a new WATBlock component to Web Assemble Tool Wicket adapter (webassembletool-wicket).
This is the equivalent of assemble:includeBlock jsp tag, which allows to include content from a remote web site into your application.
Now the Wicket adapter has the minimal components to be useable in a project (WATTemplate, WATBlock).
I’ve also added some ready-to-use demo content and template in order to ease WAT learning. These files already have WAT tags included (look at the html source to get block names) :
The website has yet to be updated.
Enjoy
Just relaying a ‘thank-you’ post from Stavros Kounis on the nebula newsgroup :
Hi all
Its was back to 2008 when we have decide to rely on nebula gallery widget for our project named “PosterGenius”[1][2].
Since then Nebula Gallery widget[3] was havy used in our application. Now PosterGenius is a finalist for the Best RCP Application for the 2010 Eclipse Community Awards.
I what to share this “recognition” of our work with the Nebula Team[4] and say a BIG “Thank you guys!!”
/stavros
[1] http://www.postergenius.com/
[2] http://skounis.blogspot.com/2010/03/nebula-gallery-widget-in-production.html
[3] http://www.eclipse.org/nebula/widgets/gallery/gallery.php
[4] http://www.eclipse.org/nebula/
I just finished publishing on sourceforge a simple filter named Java Stateless Session Filter which let you change the way your application use HTTP session without refactoring the code, or share user session between webapps while using the standard session API.
Several session stores are available out of the box :
The inital code is released under the Apache License v2.0 by Capgemini.
I’m testing Disqus.com as the new comment system for this blog. It should provide integration with Facebook, Tweeter and Google.
This service does not seem very stable, but since the standard wordpress system is still available when Disqus.com is down, this should not be an issue.
Feedback is welcome.
