root context folders containing css/js files. These resources are normally referenced with an absolute path inside link/script tags: js/jscript.js"); By default when our application runs in DEPLOYMENT mode ContextRelativeResourceReference will '/misc/js/jscript.min.js'. We can force ContextRelativeResourceReference to always use the not-minified resource passing an additional flag to class constructor: //it will always use '/misc/js/jscript

root context folders containing css/js files. These resources are normally referenced with an absolute path inside link/script tags: js/jscript.js"); By default when our application runs in DEPLOYMENT mode ContextRelativeResourceReference will '/misc/js/jscript.min.js'. We can force ContextRelativeResourceReference to always use the not-minified resource passing an additional flag to class constructor: //it will always use '/misc/js/jscript

root context folders containing css/js files. These resources are normally referenced with an absolute path inside link/script tags: js/jscript.js"); By default when our application runs in DEPLOYMENT mode ContextRelativeResourceReference will '/misc/js/jscript.min.js'. We can force ContextRelativeResourceReference to always use the not-minified resource passing an additional flag to class constructor: //it will always use '/misc/js/jscript

root context folders containing css/js files. These resources are normally referenced with an absolute path inside link/script tags: js/jscript.js"); By default when our application runs in DEPLOYMENT mode ContextRelativeResourceReference will '/misc/js/jscript.min.js'. We can force ContextRelativeResourceReference to always use the not-minified resource passing an additional flag to class constructor: //it will always use '/misc/js/jscript

Resource handling Resource handling ● With “resource” we indicate both static resources (such as JS and CSS fles) and dynamic resources (those who returns they value on the fly [ex: a RSS]). ● From org.apache.wicket. request.resource.ResourceReference. ● Most of the time static resources are JS or CSS fles which can be referred to as header items. Header items ● As the name suggests, an header response.render(JavaScriptHeaderItem.forUrl("https://code.jquery.com/" + "jquery.min.js")); response.render(JavaScriptHeaderItem.forScript("alert('page loaded!');")); } } Ok, let’s