subclass must have a corresponding HTML file which will be used by the framework as template to generate its HTML markup. This file is a regular plain HTML file (its extension must be html). By default example page has shown us how Wicket maps components to HTML tags and how it uses both of them to generate the final HTML markup. In the last paragraph we had a first taste of Wicket links and we have seen implementation is org.apache.wicket.DefaultMarkupIdGenerator and it uses a session- scoped counter to generate the final id. A different generator can be set with the markup settings class org.apache.wicket

subclass must have a corresponding HTML file which will be used by the framework as template to generate its HTML markup. This file is a regular plain HTML file (its extension must be html). By default example page has shown us how Wicket maps components to HTML tags and how it uses both of them to generate the final HTML markup. In the last paragraph we had a first taste of Wicket links and we have seen implementation is org.apache.wicket.DefaultMarkupIdGenerator and it uses a session- scoped counter to generate the final id. A different generator can be set with the markup settings class org.apache.wicket

subclass must have a corresponding HTML file which will be used by the framework as template to generate its HTML markup. This file is a regular plain HTML file (its extension must be html). By default example page has shown us how Wicket maps components to HTML tags and how it uses both of them to generate the final HTML markup. In the last paragraph we had a first taste of Wicket links and we have seen implementation is org.apache.wicket.DefaultMarkupIdGenerator and it uses a session- scoped counter to generate the final id. A different generator can be set with the markup settings class org.apache.wicket

subclass must have a corresponding HTML file which will be used by the framework as template to generate its HTML markup. This file is a regular plain HTML file (its extension must be html). By default example page has shown us how Wicket maps components to HTML tags and how it uses both of them to generate the final HTML markup. In the last paragraph we had a first taste of Wicket links and we have seen implementation is org.apache.wicket.DefaultMarkupIdGenerator and it uses a session- scoped counter to generate the final id. A different generator can be set with the markup settings class org.apache.wicket

AJAX Wicket simplifes AJAX development controlling via Java the following basic operations: ● Generate a page unique id for the DOM element of a component. ● Write a callback for an event triggered