Wicket-Spring setup

• The wicket -servlet is set as the default servlet in the web.xml
• The WebicalApplication is injected by spring in the applicationContext

By extending the AnnotSpringWebapplication in the WebicalApplication its possible to let Spring inject dependencies like managers etc. using the @SpringBean annotation.

Testing

All wicket testcases are subclassed from WebicalApplicationTest. This class sets up:

• The WicketTester to be used to assert all requirements
• The AnnotApplicationContextMock to insert dependencies that are supposed to be injected by Spring
• A DummyHomePage to be used in links etc when any page does.

To test components like panels simply subclass the WebicalApplicationTest and set the PanelTestPage as the startpage inluding your panel/component as the content.

Resources

• Wicket-Spring and injection
• Wicket testing