I'm already familiar with the usual way how to mount bookmarkable pages and how to handle page parameters. That's not the point. I don't wanna create the URLs manually, because Wicket does already have the knowledge about all mounted pages. The URLs might be change in the future (different segments or whatever) that's why I wanna use an interface and an implementation within the wicket package to generate the URLs for me. At least if I have a WebRequest I can already use Wicket to generate the URLs for me (e.g. RequestCycle.get().urlFor(Class, PageParameters)). But what happens if I don't have a WebRequest and a RequestCycle (like using jUnit to test Wicket Components and/or Pages). I think I have to use something like a "mocked" RequestCycle. Or do I miss something?
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