Hi, I'm considering using Wicket (or one of the many similar
frameworks) to augment or replace a homegrown framework. The company
I work for creates many websites with similar functionality, but
completely different look and feel (we do online promotions for a
variety of clients). Historically we've done this using a system of
servlets and ejbs that are shared across all sites that we host. We
then use site-specific jsp so that we can customize the look and feel
of the website for the client. All sites are then hosted off a
single server farm using different URL paths/parameters to
distinguish the site that should be shown.
I'm trying to find a way to do something similar in Wicket or any of
the other frameworks but haven't found anything that really sounds
like what I'm looking for. Is it possible to use a single Wicket
WebPage implementation with multiple HTML/CSS/Image "skins"? Ideally
we would also be able to extend the base java WebPage to customize it
for a specific website as well.
Any points/documentation on how to do this type of thing would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
-Mike
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