Jon,

can you help me with the new WicketServlet please. What I figured out
from the code:

a) WicketServlet is abstract. Thus I guess every application has to
subclass it. But I don't see which method must be provided by the
subclass.

b) WicketServlet constructor expects a web.xml init-param with the
WebApplication class. Thus each application must provide at least a
WicketServler subclass and a WebApplication subclass. Though the
latter is probably not true. I guess you can provide WebApplication as
init-param as well. Would it makes sense to make the init-param
optional than?

c) I guess most applications will define some application settings
(POLL_FREQUENCY etc.). I assume MyApplication constructor is still the
right place to do it. Correct?

Juergen


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