You don't have to use maven. Download wicket and drop the main wicket jar
into your WEB-INF/libs folder. Also you need the one dependency slf4j in the
libs folder. Add the filter to web.xml and you're ready to run a basic
wicket app.
Most likely, you will also want some of the other wicket jars bu
Glad to help. Read the intro to slf4j. You should only use two slf4j jars:
the api plus exactly ONE implementation API jar. If that implementation has
dependencies then of course you'll need to add those as well. But several
implementations don't require anything additional.
On Jul 25, 2011 5:29
