You would use page inheritance so that each page inherited its look
and feel from all the others. There are many different ways to show
different content without creating a ton of pages. Can you elaborate
on your current architecture so we can let you know how Wicket can
achieve this?
On Feb 4, 2009, at 1:34 PM, Vika wrote:
Hi,
I am completely new to Wicket and trying to decide if this is
something I
would want to use for my project. My website has some static and some
dynamic pages that have to share the same look. Currently I am using
SiteMesh to achieve this. Can I accomplish this with Wicket without
having
to write a dummy java class for every static html page ?
thank you in advance
Vicky
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