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This document discusses the Wicket Java web application framework and how it can be used with Java, XML, JSP, OGNL, Ajax, JavaScript and components. It provides examples and references the wicket.model, wicket.markup.html.panel, wicket.ajax packages and the AbstractAjaxBehavior class.
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