Well, I don't want to render these emails during initialization. They will
probably need request-time parameters. I will need to be able to render
different HTML depending on certain request parameters.

I'm mucking around with WicketTester some, and I'm going to try and extend
(and set) WebApplication to do some of this in init() and see what happens.




Why do you mount in the WebPage and not in the Application.init() ?

I'm new to wicket. A problem, I see is that each time the Welcome page is
instantiated, then you try to mount (re add the rules).
(You copy from the staticpage examples but you don't paste in Application
like in the examples.)

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