wicket-spring-boot | Spring Boot starter for Apache Wicket | Model View Controller library

To get started you have to create a new Maven Project (or another preferred dependency/build-management tool) and add the wicket-spring-boot-starter dependency to your configuration. Beside the Maven dependency configuration we need the following steps to do. Thats all! When you execute the main method you will get a fully working and configured Wicket application. An embedded Tomcat is automatically started. In a usal Wicket application you would like to provide custom configuration in Wickets WebApplication init() method. You could create your own 'extension' by creating a bean which implements WicketApplicationInitConfiguration. If this configuration is not enough and you want to override special methods of Wickets WebApplication class you have to create a bean which extends one of the following two classes. The custom WicketWebApplication is automatically picked up instead of the default provided one. You can also override the getHomePage method() if you don’t want to use the special @WicketHomePage annotations to mark the home page. To package the application as an executable jar you have to add the spring-boot-maven-plugin.
Create a class which is marked with @SpringBootApplication - see Springs documentation
Create your HomePage class (with HTML) which will me marked with @WicketHomePage
WicketBootStandardWebApplication - Without Security
WicketBootSecuredWebApplication - With Security - You’ll need a security provider like Spring Security