My solution is to put a <link> tag on every page with a reference to the home
page URL. That way scripts can always build URLs based on the home page
root.
For example:
BasePage.html
<head>
<link rel="home" wicket:id="home-link" />
</head>
BasePage.java
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("home-link", getApplication().getHomePage()));
Then your JavaScript can do something like this (jQuery):
var projectPageUrl = $("link[rel='home']").attr("href") + "project/" +
projectId;
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