previously inserted values. This usually requires a huge amount of code to extract input from request parameters (which are strings), parse them to Java types and store them into some kind of variable. And this amount of memory allowed for the 47 application-scoped cache and for the page store file. Both parameters can be configured via setting class org.apache.wicket.settings.StoreSettings. This interface we might need to work directly with “raw” web entities such as user session, web request, query parameters, and so on. For example this is necessary if we want to store an arbitrary parameter in the user

previously inserted values. This usually requires a huge amount of code to extract input from request parameters (which are strings), parse them to Java types and store them into some kind of variable. And this amount of memory allowed for the 48 application-scoped cache and for the page store file. Both parameters can be configured via setting class org.apache.wicket.settings.StoreSettings. This interface we might need to work directly with “raw” web entities such as user session, web request, query parameters, and so on. For example this is necessary if we want to store an arbitrary parameter in the user

previously inserted values. This usually requires a huge amount of code to extract input from request parameters (which are strings), parse them to Java types and store them into some kind of variable. And this we might need to work directly with “raw” web entities such as user session, web request, query parameters, and so on. For example this is necessary if we want to store an arbitrary parameter in the user for the following entities: • a page class, via the urlFor(Class pageClass, PageParameters parameters) method • an IRequestHandler via the urlFor(IRequestHandler handler) method • a ResourceReference

previously inserted values. This usually requires a huge amount of code to extract input from request parameters (which are strings), parse them to Java types and store them into some kind of variable. And this we might need to work directly with “raw” web entities such as user session, web request, query parameters, and so on. For example this is necessary if we want to store an arbitrary parameter in the user for the following entities: • a page class, via the urlFor(Class pageClass, PageParameters parameters) method • an IRequestHandler via the urlFor(IRequestHandler handler) method • a ResourceReference