init(): protected void init() This method is called when our application is loaded by the web server (Tomcat, Jetty, etc…) and is the ideal place to put our configuration code. The Application class exposes we are working with Tomcat as web server. One of the administrative tools provided by Tomcat is a page listing all the active user sessions of a given web application: 57 Tomcat allows us to set the create them via Wicket’s Session class because they would not have exactly the name required by Tomcat. Instead, we must use the raw HttpSession and set our attributes on it: HttpSession session =

init(): protected void init() This method is called when our application is loaded by the web server (Tomcat, Jetty, etc…) and is the ideal place to put our configuration code. The Application class exposes that we are working with Tomcat as web server. One of the administrative tools provided by Tomcat is a page listing all the active user sessions of a given web application: Tomcat allows us to set the values create them via Wicket’s Session class because they would not have exactly the name required by Tomcat. Instead, we must use the raw HttpSession and set our attributes on it: 57 HttpSession session

protected void init() 9 This method is called when our application is loaded by the web server (Tomcat, Jetty, etc…) and is the ideal place to put our configuration code. The Application class exposes we are working with Tomcat as web server. One of the administrative tools provided by Tomcat is a page listing all the active user sessions of a given web application: 56 Tomcat allows us to set the create them via Wicket’s Session class because they would not have exactly the name required by Tomcat. Instead, we must use the raw HttpSession and set our attributes on it: HttpSession session =

init(): protected void init() This method is called when our application is loaded by the web server (Tomcat, Jetty, etc…) and is the ideal place to put our configuration code. The Application class exposes we are working with Tomcat as web server. One of the administrative tools provided by Tomcat is a page listing all the active user sessions of a given web application: 55 Tomcat allows us to set the create them via Wicket’s Session class because they would not have exactly the name required by Tomcat. Instead, we must use the raw HttpSession and set our attributes on it: HttpSession session =