wicket-core wicket-objectsizeof-agent Provides integration with Java agent libraries and instrumentation tools. wicket-core Please note that the core module depends on the utility and request modules, hence feeling about Wicket showing you how to control and manipulate the generated HTML with the built-in tools shipped with the framework. 6.1. Hiding or disabling a component At the end of the previous chapter Label("childTag", "Child inside tag.")); add(myBorder); 6.11. Summary In this chapter we have seen the tools provided by Wicket to gain complete control over the generated HTML. However we didn’t see yet how

wicket-core wicket-objectsizeof-agent Provides integration with Java agent libraries and instrumentation tools. wicket-core Please note that the core module depends on the utility and request modules, hence feeling about Wicket showing you how to control and manipulate the generated HTML with the built-in tools shipped with the framework. 6.1. Hiding or disabling a component At the end of the previous chapter Label("childTag", "Child inside tag.")); add(myBorder); 6.11. Summary In this chapter we have seen the tools provided by Wicket to gain complete control over the generated HTML. However we didn’t see yet how

wicket-tester wicket-objectsizeof-agent Provides integration with Java agent libraries and instrumentation tools. wicket-core Please note that the core module depends on the utility and request modules, hence feeling about Wicket showing you how to control and manipulate the generated HTML with the built-in tools shipped with the framework. 6.1. Hiding or disabling a component At the end of the previous chapter Label("childTag", "Child inside tag.")); add(myBorder); 6.11. Summary In this chapter we have seen the tools provided by Wicket to gain complete control over the generated HTML. However we didn’t see yet how

wicket-core wicket-objectsizeof-agent Provides integration with Java agent libraries and instrumentation tools. wicket-core Please note that the core module depends on the utility and request modules, hence feeling about Wicket showing you how to control and manipulate the generated HTML with the built-in tools shipped with the framework. 6.1. Hiding or disabling a component At the end of the previous chapter Label("childTag", "Child inside tag.")); add(myBorder); 6.11. Summary In this chapter we have seen the tools provided by Wicket to gain complete control over the generated HTML. However we didn’t see yet how

Karma) 3) No additional library required, just Wicket and JUnit (no need of browser automation tools like Selenium) Test in isolation public class TestHomePage { private WicketTester tester;