documentation which substantially contributed to their success. This document is not intended to be a complete reference for Wicket but it simply aims to be a straightforward introduction to the framework that protocol.http.WicketServlet. See the JavaDoc for further details. 4.3. The HomePage class To complete our first Wicket application we must explore the home page class that is returned by the Application's once the user has submitted the form, the page should display a message like “Your registration is complete! Please check your mail to activate your user profile.”. Instead of displaying this message with

documentation which substantially contributed to their success. This document is not intended to be a complete reference for Wicket but it simply aims to be a straightforward introduction to the framework that protocol.http.WicketServlet. See the JavaDoc for further details. 4.3. The HomePage class To complete our first Wicket application we must explore the home page class that is returned by the Application's once the user has submitted the form, the page should display a message like “Your registration is complete! Please check your mail to activate your user profile.”. Instead of displaying this message with

documentation which substantially contributed to their success. This document is not intended to be a complete reference for Wicket but it simply aims to be a straightforward introduction to the framework that protocol.http.WicketServlet. See the JavaDoc for further details. 4.3. The HomePage class To complete our first Wicket application we must explore the home page class that is returned by the Application's once the user has submitted the form, the page should display a message like “Your registration is complete! Please check your mail to activate your user profile.”. Instead of displaying this message with

documentation which substantially contributed to their success. This document is not intended to be a complete reference for Wicket but it simply aims to be a straightforward introduction to the framework that protocol.http.WicketServlet. See the JavaDoc for further details. 4.3. The HomePage class To complete our first Wicket application we must explore the home page class that is returned by the Application's once the user has submitted the form, the page should display a message like “Your registration is complete! Please check your mail to activate your user profile.”. Instead of displaying this message with