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Comment: copied from a post by Igor on 2007-07-18

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You should also search wicket-user mailing list for performance and scalability or simply use performance-scalability-tipsas your starting point.

How can I keep my images (or other resources that don't need to be handled dynamically) in a directory below the root of the context?

Make the image references in your HTML be relative:

<img src="images/logo.png"/>

Put this in the <head></head> section of your HTML file:

Code Block

<wicket:remove>
<base href="../../../path/to/your/webapp/folder"/>
</wicket:remove>

The <base> tag will tell your browser to prepend this path to relative paths in the HTML file. The <wicket:remove> tags will tell Wicket to remove the <base> tag in the pages that it serves. Wicket's default behavior is to change relative paths in your HTML to paths relative to the context root, just as the <base> tag did when you viewed the file locally.