Applications let you group application-wide settings like Page aliases,
HTTP redirection strategy, etc (take a look at ApplicationSettings for
the full list). I suggest grouping all (related) pages with the same
settings under the same application.
Gili
Huy Do wrote:
Hi,
I'm brand spanking new to Wicket, but I love the concept. I just need
some help with clarifying the use of WicketApplication class ? If I was
creating an holiday booking system with different functions like booking
a car, hotel, flights etc, would I create one wicket application class
and have different webpage classes for the different functions or would
I have an application class per function ?
Many thanks.
HD
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