Group: Apache Wicket

Wicket is a Java web application framework that takes simplicity, separation of concerns and ease of development to a whole new level. Wicket pages can be mocked up, previewed and later revised using standard WYSIWYG HTML design tools. Dynamic content processing and form handling is all handled in Java code using a first-class component model backed by POJO data beans that can easily be persisted using your favorite technology.

Wicket Extensions is a rich component library for the Wicket framework.

A module that provides dependencies to all core submodules needed to run Wicket application. This way Maven users can depend only on this module without bothering that Wicket core depends on several modules.

Integration project to use Spring injection in your Wicket applications. See the wicket-spring-examples for integration patterns.

Wicket Util

Wicket Authorization Integration Based on roles, metadata and annotations.

Wicket Request

Date/Time components and utilities for Wicket

Core Wicket testers for Unit Tests.

Wicket development utilities provide helpful features that are typically used during development only, but may be turned on for additional production debugging.

Wicket IoC common dependencies for injection and proxying. Used by Spring, Guice, etc.

Provides the common code needed for the different integrations with web container's WebSocket implementations

Provides a specialized panel and some related utilities that enables users to work with Velocity and Wicket. Particularly useful for simple CMS like applications.

Wicket Java Management Extensions

Google Guice integration in your Wicket web applications. See the examples project for usecases.

Provides the common code needed for the different integrations with web container's WebSocket implementations

Group Apache Wicket Experimental

Wicket Bean Validation

Spring integration in your Wicket web applications using annotations. Requires Java 5. See the examples project for usecases.

Provides integration between Wicket and CDI containers. Enables injection of components and behaviors, as well as other non-contextual object instances. Also enables propagation of conversations between wicket artifacts such as pages and resources.