custom code. Please note that in the example above we can trigger the rendering stage pressing F5 key or clicking on link “reload”.  If we forget to call superclass version of methods onInitialize() ComponentTag. For example we can add/remove tag attributes with methods put(String key, String value) and remove(String key), or we can even decide to change the tag or rename it with method setName(String) stores pairs of key-value objects where the key must be unique. In Wicket each of the following classes has its own metadata store: RequestCycle, Session, Application and Component. The key used for metadata

custom code. Please note that in the example above we can trigger the rendering stage pressing F5 key or clicking on link “reload”.  If we forget to call superclass version of methods onInitialize() ComponentTag. For example we can add/remove tag attributes with methods put(String key, String value) and remove(String key), or we can even decide to change the tag or rename it with method setName(String) stores pairs of key-value objects where the key must be unique. In Wicket each of the following classes has its own metadata store: RequestCycle, Session, Application and Component. 58 The key used for metadata

custom code. Please note that in the example above we can trigger the rendering stage pressing F5 key or clicking on link “reload”.  If we forget to call superclass version of methods onInitialize() ComponentTag. For example we can add/remove tag attributes with methods put(String key, String value) and remove(String key), or we can even decide to change the tag or rename it with method setName(String) stores pairs of key-value objects where the key must be unique. In Wicket each of the following classes has its own metadata store: RequestCycle, Session, Application and Component. 57 The key used for metadata

custom code. Please note that in the example above we can trigger the rendering stage pressing F5 key or clicking on link “reload”.  If we forget to call superclass version of methods onInitialize() ComponentTag. For example we can add/remove tag attributes with methods put(String key, String value) and remove(String key), or we can even decide to change the tag or rename it with method setName(String) stores pairs of key-value objects where the key must be unique. In Wicket each of the following classes has its own metadata store: RequestCycle, Session, Application and Component. 59 The key used for metadata