Examples of org.geoserver.web.GeoServerApplication

org.geoserver.web.GeoServerApplication
The GeoServer application, the main entry point for any Wicket application. In particular, this one sets up, among the others, custom resource loader, custom localizers, and custom converters (wrapping the GeoTools ones), as well as providing some convenience methods to access the GeoServer Spring context and principal GeoServer objects. @author Andrea Aaime, The Open Planning Project @author Justin Deoliveira, The Open Planning Project

        // null... odd.
        storeInfo.setName("test storeInfo Name");


        editForm = new Form("formId");
        editForm.setModel(new Model(storeInfo));
        GeoServerApplication app = getGeoServerApplication();


        StoreEditPanel storeEditPanel = StoreExtensionPoints.getStoreEditPanel("id", editForm,
                storeInfo, app);
        assertNotNull(storeEditPanel);
        assertTrue(storeEditPanel instanceof ArcSDECoverageStoreEditPanel);

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