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Line 64: ==Wicket== * Provides a 'Component' view technology - meaning the Request-Response Stateless paradigm of HTTP is abstracted away to give rise to a Object Oriented Stateful paradigm. * Pages now directly interact with Stateful Java Components on the server. * Components and their State are managed by the Wicket framework, freeing the application developer from having to use HttpSession directly to manage state themselves. * Further, Wicket provides for a clear separation of HTML markup from code, and there are no XML configuration files to manage. * Web page components are 'pushed' into the HTML markup from the code. * '''Competitor''': Tapestry, JSF ==Tapestry==

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