freely available documentation and even if you can find on Internet many live examples and many technical articles on it (most of them at Wicket Examples Site and at Wicket in Action), the lack of an organized have seen how to use models to bring data to our components without littering their code with technical details about their persistence strategy. We have also introduced Wicket forms as complementary are birthdateTextField, firstnameField and addressPanel. Why? The naming contains two aspects: A technical aspect ("TextField") and the business aspect ("birthdate" ). Only the the business aspect is relevant

freely available documentation and even if you can find on Internet many live examples and many technical articles on it (most of them at Wicket Examples Site and at Wicket in Action), the lack of an organized have seen how to use models to bring data to our components without littering their code with technical details about their persistence strategy. We have also introduced Wicket forms as complementary are birthdateTextField, firstnameField and addressPanel. Why? The naming contains two aspects: A technical aspect (_ )[TextField] and the business aspect (_ ).[birthdate] Only the the business aspect is

provided a freely available documentation and even if you can find many live examples and many technical articles on the Internet (most of them at Wicket Examples Site and at Wicket in Action), the lack have seen how to use models to bring data to our components without littering their code with technical details about their persistence strategy. We have also introduced Wicket forms as complementary are birthdateTextField, firstnameField and addressPanel. Why? The naming contains two aspects: A technical aspect ("TextField") and the business aspect ("birthdate" ). Only the the business aspect is relevant

provided a freely available documentation and even if you can find many live examples and many technical articles on the Internet (most of them at Wicket Examples Site and at Wicket in Action), the lack have seen how to use models to bring data to our components without littering their code with technical details about their persistence strategy. We have also introduced Wicket forms as complementary are birthdateTextField, firstnameField and addressPanel. Why? The naming contains two aspects: A technical aspect ("TextField") and the business aspect ("birthdate" ). Only the the business aspect is relevant

fles) and dynamic resources (those who returns they value on the fly [ex: a RSS]). ● From a technical point of view, in Wicket a resource is just an implementation of interface org.apache.wicket.request