Examples of org.apache.wicket.settings.ApplicationSettings

org.apache.wicket.settings.ApplicationSettings
* Settings interface for application settings.
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  public final ApplicationSettings getApplicationSettings()
  {
    checkSettingsAvailable();
    if (applicationSettings == null)
    {
      applicationSettings = new ApplicationSettings();
    }
    return applicationSettings;
  }

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      {
        // Can the application always be taken??
        // Should be if serialization happened in thread with application set
        // (WICKET-2195)
        Application application = Application.get();
        ApplicationSettings applicationSettings = application.getApplicationSettings();
        IClassResolver classResolver = applicationSettings.getClassResolver();


        candidate = classResolver.resolveClass(className);
        if (candidate == null)
        {
          candidate = super.resolveClass(desc);

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        // ignore this exception.
        log.debug("Class not found by using objects own classloader, trying the IClassResolver");
      }


      Application application = Application.get();
      ApplicationSettings applicationSettings = application.getApplicationSettings();
      IClassResolver classResolver = applicationSettings.getClassResolver();


      Class<?> candidate = null;
      try
      {
        candidate = classResolver.resolveClass(className);

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  public final ApplicationSettings getApplicationSettings()
  {
    checkSettingsAvailable();
    if (applicationSettings == null)
    {
      applicationSettings = new ApplicationSettings();
    }
    return applicationSettings;
  }

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      {
        // Can the application always be taken??
        // Should be if serialization happened in thread with application set
        // (WICKET-2195)
        Application application = Application.get();
        ApplicationSettings applicationSettings = application.getApplicationSettings();
        IClassResolver classResolver = applicationSettings.getClassResolver();


        candidate = classResolver.resolveClass(className);
        if (candidate == null)
        {
          candidate = super.resolveClass(desc);

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