The traditional workaround for OC4J is to use the WicketServlet rather than
the WicketFilter.
The reason the WicketFilter does not work, though, is normally that there is
nothing to filter. OC4J will first look for the resource (e.g. "/"), and
only if it find this resource will it actually apply any filter. Hence,
declaring any also seems to work:
1) Create a dummy "index.html", and store in the root folder (e.g.
src/main/webapp/index.html)
2) Edit your web.xml (src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/web.xml), adding a reference
to the welcome file:
index.html
Voila! ... at least for me :-)
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