Apache Wicket Training

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Apache Wicket is a component-based Java web application framework that enables developers to build scalable, maintainable, and secure web applications using pure Java and HTML, with minimal configuration and strong separation of concerns.

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What is Apache Wicket Training about?

Apache Wicket is a lightweight, component-oriented web application framework for Java that simplifies building dynamic, reusable, and maintainable UIs. Unlike traditional request-based frameworks, Wicket uses a POJO (Plain Old Java Object) model, making development cleaner and easier to test. This course introduces learners to Wicket’s architecture, component model, event handling, and integration with databases and REST services. Through hands-on examples, learners will develop interactive web applications and gain skills to design enterprise-ready Java web solutions.

What are the objectives of Apache Wicket Training ?

Understand Apache Wicket’s architecture and component-based model.
Build reusable web components with Java and HTML templates.
Manage state, events, and forms effectively in Wicket applications.
Integrate Wicket with databases, REST APIs, and external services.
Apply best practices for scalability, testing, and deployment.

Who is Apache Wicket Training for?

Java Developers building modern web applications.
Web Application Engineers seeking component-based frameworks.
Software Architects exploring lightweight Java solutions.
Students or professionals transitioning from JSP/Servlets to advanced frameworks.
Developers preparing for enterprise Java projects.

What are the prerequisites for Apache Wicket Training?

Prerequisites:

Strong knowledge of Java programming.
Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Familiarity with web application concepts (HTTP, sessions, forms).
Exposure to databases and SQL (helpful but not mandatory).
Interest in Java-based web development frameworks.

Learning Path:

Introduction to Apache Wicket and Its Features
Building and Reusing Components with Wicket
Event Handling, Forms, and State Management
Integrating Wicket with Databases and REST Services
Testing, Deployment, and Best Practices in Wicket Applications.

Related Courses:

Java Web Development Fundamentals
Spring Framework for Enterprise Applications
RESTful Web Services with Java
Advanced Java Programming.

Available Training Modes

Live Online Training

3 Days

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MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO APACHE WICKET

Understanding Web Frameworks and Wicket's Place

Wicket's Core Principles: Component-Based Architecture

Setting Up A Wicket Development Environment (Eclipse, Maven)

Creating A Simple

Understanding Wicket's Page Lifecycle

MODULE 2: WICKET COMPONENTS AND MARKUP

Working with Basic Wicket Components: Labels, Links, Buttons

Understanding Wicket Markup (HTML) and Namespaces

Binding Data to Components: Models in Wicket

Creating Reusable Components: Panels

Using Forms and Form Components: TextFields, TextAreas, Checkboxes

Handling Form Submission and Validation

MODULE 3: WORKING WITH LISTS AND DATA

Displaying Lists of Data: ListView and DataView

Using Data Providers for Efficient Data Handling

Adding Sorting and Pagination to Data Views

Working with Ajax in Wicket: Updating Components Dynamically

Implementing a Search Functionality with Ajax

MODULE 4: ADVANCED WICKET COMPONENTS AND FEATURES

Creating Custom Components: Extending Wicket's Functionality

Using Wicket's Built-in Validators

Implementing Custom Validators

Working with Wicket's Resource Management

Understanding and Using Wicket's Localization Features

MODULE 5: WICKET AND DATABASE INTEGRATION

Integrating Wicket with Databases using JDBC

Using ORM Frameworks (Hibernate/JPA) with Wicket

Displaying Data from a Database in a Wicket Application

Implementing CRUD Operations with Wicket and a Database

Handling Database Transactions in Wicket

MODULE 6: WICKET TESTING AND DEBUGGING

Introduction to Wicket Testing Strategies

Writing Unit Tests for Wicket Components

Using Wicket's Debugging Tools

Handling Exceptions and Errors in Wicket Applications

MODULE 7: WICKET DEPLOYMENT AND BEST PRACTICES

Preparing a Wicket Application for Deployment

Deploying a Wicket Application to a Servlet Container (Tomcat)

Wicket Security Best Practices

Performance Tuning and Optimization for Wicket Applications

Who is the instructor for this training?

The trainer for this Apache Wicket Training has extensive experience in this domain, including years of experience training & mentoring professionals.

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