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Why I’d choose Apache Wicket as a web application framework- part 4

Framework minus points To be fair I have to say something about what I think are the current weakness of the framework: Remember that Wicket has been developed for state-full applications. But there are a number of reasons why you’d … Continue reading

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Why I’d choose Apache Wicket as a web application framework- part 3

About Wicket and JS Even from the beginning Wicket had Ajax capabilities built-in that could be called from Java. This is done by simply adding the Java component to an ajax context object, the AjaxRequestTarget. Of course you can invoke … Continue reading

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Why I’d choose Apache Wicket as a web application framework- part 2

Component based framework with good concepts that appeals to developers But the best thing for me is that Wicket really feels like a true Object Oriented web framework. All your components, pages, panels are Java objects (with a .html). Every … Continue reading

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Why I’d choose Apache Wicket as a web application framework

In a short description Apache Wicket is a good state-full component based framework which cultivates a sound architecture that appeals to Java developers. This is just going to be a general summary of the points of why you might want … Continue reading

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