Check this out.
http://www.nabble.com/Mounted-pages-and-page-parameters-tf1626704.html#a4407375
Wicket does encode path names (pairs) as parameters. Check the second post
in the link above.
Kent Tong wrote:
>
> mchack <mchack <at> cisco.com> writes:
>
>> I am trying to gain access to the value pair, in your example <p0,abc> as
>> encoded in the URL. The params.getString("p0") does return abc in the
>> constructor. It returns null if I try to retrieve it via
>> getRequest.getParameter("p0") in getVariation().
>
> It's not a parameter, but part of the path. So, call:
>
> getRequest().getPath();
>
> and then parse it yourself.
>
>
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