Apache Wicket tries a different approach to developing Java Web applications.
Instead of complex XML configuration files and boilerplate code that developers spend most of the time deleting or re-writing, Wicket uses small reusable components governed by simple POJO models.
This approach allows them reuse most of their code while also being able to successfully separate logic and business code without too much hassle.
Since all the functionality is bundled up in smaller components, developers can build slimmer applications that address and cover the feature set you want them to have.
How to use the different Wicket versions? Simple:
- Apache Wicket 1.x series is for JDK 1.5+
- Apache Wicket 6.x series is for JDK 6+
- Apache Wicket 7.x series is for JDK 7+
What is new in this release:
- Required text form components now emit the HTML5 required attribute.
- URLs with username/passwords in them will now be parsed correctly http://me:secret@localhost and http://me:secret@localhost:8080 will no longer trigger an invalid number exception.
- OnEventHeaderItem uses JavaScript event registration, instead of inline DOM attributes, so it should remove 'on' prefixes when it is provided by the user application. For example: onclick => click.
What is new in version 7.1.0 / 6.20.0 / 1.5.14:
- Required text form components now emit the HTML5 required attribute.
- URLs with username/passwords in them will now be parsed correctly http://me:secret@localhost and http://me:secret@localhost:8080 will no longer trigger an invalid number exception.
- OnEventHeaderItem uses JavaScript event registration, instead of inline DOM attributes, so it should remove 'on' prefixes when it is provided by the user application. For example: onclick => click.
What is new in version 7.0.0 / 6.20.0 / 1.5.12:
- Required text form components now emit the HTML5 required attribute.
- URLs with username/passwords in them will now be parsed correctly http://me:secret@localhost and http://me:secret@localhost:8080 will no longer trigger an invalid number exception.
- OnEventHeaderItem uses JavaScript event registration, instead of inline DOM attributes, so it should remove 'on' prefixes when it is provided by the user application. For example: onclick => click.
What is new in version 6.20.0 / 1.5.12 / 7.0.0-M6:
- Required text form components now emit the HTML5 required attribute.
- URLs with username/passwords in them will now be parsed correctly http://me:secret@localhost and http://me:secret@localhost:8080 will no longer trigger an invalid number exception.
- OnEventHeaderItem uses JavaScript event registration, instead of inline DOM attributes, so it should remove 'on' prefixes when it is provided by the user application. For example: onclick => click.
What is new in version 6.19.0 / 1.5.12 / 7.0.0-M4:
- Required text form components now emit the HTML5 required attribute.
- URLs with username/passwords in them will now be parsed correctly http://me:secret@localhost and http://me:secret@localhost:8080 will no longer trigger an invalid number exception.
- OnEventHeaderItem uses JavaScript event registration, instead of inline DOM attributes, so it should remove 'on' prefixes when it is provided by the user application. For example: onclick => click.
What is new in version 6.6.0:
- ficket:for attribute for HTML label tags.
- Added a callback for an invalidated session.
What is new in version 6.0.0:
- Out-of-the box jQuery integration
- Complete control over AJAX requests
- Improved event registration in browsers
- Support for large datasets in components
- Dependency management for client side JavaScript libraries
What is new in version 1.5.0:
- Improved browser caching support
- ClientSideImageMap replaces old ImageMap
- Better support for running behind proxies with x-forwarded-for header
- Request cycle listeners make it easier to integrate frameworks in your Wicket application
- Consistent naming: methods with Javascript in the name have been renamed to use proper capitalization: JavaScript
- Switching to HTTPS is as simple as configuring a new root mapper to make Wicket HTTPS aware and annotating a page with @RequireHttps
What is new in version 1.4.9:
- Fixed Hungarian translation for Wizard.
- Remove final on AbstractRequestTargetUrlCodingStrategy#getMountPath().
- Wrong package names in Examples.
- Wrong name for swiss Application.properties.
- CLONE -HttpsRequestCycleProcessor causes HttpSession to be created.
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