To simpplify the issue, Consider the following Home.html
<html> <span wicket:id="text"/></html
Home.java
add(new Label("text", "StaticText")
Everytime the home page is accessed, Home.java is created anew
and so is the text label even though the content should remain the same
through the session. How can I make the Home page object reusable for each user
seassion after the first access.
>Hi:
>On a Home page menu bar, I put a FAQ link
>add(new Bookmarkablelinl(id,FAQ.class) it is not an external static html
>file link since it would includes a few other bookmarkable links/buttons. It
>is content does not change, but in the same session, say every second, when I
>click on the FAQ link, a new FAQ object is created and content is resent to
>browser even if the content is the same. FAQ.html template is basically static
>except a few <wicket:link>. This is obviouly a huge performance issue. What
>would be the best way to resolve this. So far, Wicket's link handling has
>been the biggest issue compared to more convertional approaches but I guess I
>am just not getting it well enough.
>Thanks
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