OK, OSGi/oscar stuff:
In order to load components from OSGi bundles, you /do/ need the OSGi path finder. This makes sure that the application server knows how to find the objects (.class files). The Wicket classloading adjustments make sure that Wicket knows /where/ to find the markup and other resources.
The OSGi path class makes sure that the wicket Component has the right classloader attached, so that Wicket can find the corresponding associated resources.
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