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Integrate J2EE web application in Quick start

billbaroud

Hi everyone,

I would like to integrate J2EE applications (built using JSF, Wicket or Spring) in the Quick start as a section of the website (for example the section 'blog' would be a Wicket app).

I'm wondering about downloading the sources of wcmqs from the SVN and edit it… is there any way easier ? For example, using iframes ?

Thanks !

Nicolas

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bremmington

Sorry for the delay in replying. I wouldn't recommend using iframes. It sounds like you just need to have a filter/rewriter sitting in front of your webapp(s) that directs traffic to either your wicket app or your wqs app depending on the requested path.