we override this method we have to call super.onInitialize inside its body, usually as first instruction. 7.4. Rendering stage This stage is triggered each time a component is rendered by Wicket, typically selected because we have set to true the subscribe flag during the model object creation (with instruction registrtionInfo.setSubscribeList(true)): 12.11.1. Working with grouped checkboxes When we need greetingMessage in our application’s resource bundle, we can read it from our component code with this instruction: getString("greetingMessage"); 15.2.5. Localization of bundles in Wicket In paragraph 12.2 we

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