Application class exposes its settings grouping them into interfaces (you can find them in package org.apache.wicket.settings). We can access these interfaces through getter methods, which will be gradually introduced in-line panels with WebMarkupContainer Creating custom panels is a great way to handle complex user interfaces. However, sometimes we may need to create a panel which is used only by a specific page and only powerful technique is to use custom implementations of IMapperContext and IPageParametersEncoder interfaces. In the next paragraphs we will learn both of these two techniques. 10.6.1. Mounting a single

Application class exposes its settings grouping them into interfaces (you can find them in package org.apache.wicket.settings). We can access these interfaces through getter methods, which will be gradually introduced in-line panels with WebMarkupContainer Creating custom panels is a great way to handle complex user interfaces. However, sometimes we may need to create a panel which is used only by a specific page and only powerful technique is to use custom implementations of IMapperContext and IPageParametersEncoder interfaces. In the next paragraphs we will learn both of these two techniques. 68 10.6.1. Mounting a single

Application class exposes its settings grouping them into interfaces (you can find them in package org.apache.wicket.settings). We can access these interfaces through getter methods, which will be gradually introduced in-line panels with WebMarkupContainer Creating custom panels is a great way to handle complex user interfaces. However, sometimes we may need to create a panel which is used only by a specific page and only powerful technique is to use custom implementations of IMapperContext and IPageParametersEncoder interfaces. In the next paragraphs we will learn both of these two techniques. 67 10.6.1. Mounting a single

Application class exposes its settings grouping them into interfaces (you can find them in package org.apache.wicket.settings). We can access these interfaces through getter methods that will be gradually introduced in-line panels with WebMarkupContainer Create custom panels is a great way to handle complex user interfaces. However, sometimes we may need to create a panel which is used only by a specific page and only powerful technique is to use custom implementations of IMapperContext and IPageParametersEncoder interfaces. In the next paragraphs we will learn both of these two techniques. 10.6.1. Mounting a single