Hi everyone, I've got a interesting requirement and, being only a complete newbie to Wicket, I'm not 100% sure I can achieve it. Basically, assume you have the following URL to display a product:
app/products/1234 I know I can use bookmarkable links and URL mounting in Wicket to allow such "pretty" URLs. However, something that is extremely common on the Web these days is including additional path information in a URL that further identifies the contents of the page - mainly for search engine optimization/marketing reasons. For example, the product with code 1234 might be the book "Wicket in Action". So what I'd really want is for the following URL to work: app/products/1234/Wicket-in-Action.html Now, what you'll find in most cases is that the web application completely ignores the URL after the product code so, even if I navigated to app/products/1234/blah-blah-blah.html, it would still be the correct product page for the Wicket in Action book. So, my question is, does this requirement sound like something that would be easily possible in Wicket (maybe with some custom URL mounting strategy)? I can easily do something like this with the REST support in Spring MVC 3.0 because I can simply map a Spring MVC Controller to a URL using wildcarding. With the annotation support in Spring MVC, I can do something like this: @RequestMapping( value = "/products/{productId}/*", method = RequestMethod.GET ) public ModelAndView getProduct( @PathVariable( value = "productId" ) String productId) { ... } What this example shows is that the0 method getProduct() will be invoked with any URL that starts with /products/[productId]. So it doesn't matter if the invoker has added additional path information, it will just be ignored. I'd be keen to understand a bit more about URL mounting and whether I could achieve something similar to this with Wicket. Maybe if there was some kind of wildcarding strategy? It is also important that I can build bookmarkable links in Wicket pages that could include the additional path information. Thanks for any help you can give me, Andrew