web designer can start building up the site theme. The result is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout phase. The space outside this tag can be used by both web developers and web designers to place some mock HTML to show how the final panel should look like. 5.3. Divide et impera! Let’s go back to our FileSystemResourceStream. Those classes provide a simple way to handle resources with Java’s NIO API in Wicket starting from JDK version 7.0. (Available since Wicket 7.2.0 / Wicket 8.0.0) Example: To

web designer can start building up the site theme. The result is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout phase. The space outside this tag can be used by both web developers and web designers to place some mock HTML to show how the final panel should look like. 5.3. Divide et impera! Let’s go back to our FileSystemResourceStream. Those classes provide a simple way to handle resources with Java’s NIO API in Wicket starting from JDK version 7.0. (Available since Wicket 7.2.0 / Wicket 8.0.0) Example: To

web designer can start building up the site theme. The result is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout phase. The space outside this tag can be used by both web developers and web designers to place some mock HTML to show how the final panel should look like. 5.3. Divide et impera! Let’s go back to our FileSystemResourceStream. Those classes provide a simple way to handle resources with Java’s NIO API in Wicket starting from JDK version 7.0. (Available since Wicket 7.2.0 / Wicket 8.0.0) Example: To

web designer can start building up the site theme. The result is a beautiful mock of our future web pages. Over this mock we can map the original layout areas: Now in order to have a consistent layout phase. The space outside this tag can be used by both web developers and web designers to place some mock HTML to show how the final panel should look like. 5.3. Divide et impera! Let’s go back to our FileSystemResourceStream. Those classes provide a simple way to handle resources with Java’s NIO API in Wicket starting from JDK version 7.0. (Available since Wicket 7.2.0 / Wicket 8.0.0) Example: To

phase. The space outside this tag can be used by both web developers and web designers to place some mock HTML to show how the fnal panel should look like. Wicket panels ● If we want to add header resources access to the last response generated during testing with method getLastResponse. Utility class Mock- HttpServletResponse is returned to extract informations from mocked request. String responseContent