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Within JMeter, you can add a "Regular Expression Extractor" listener post-processor to any requested page in your test script like this. This is how the above regex will look like: (the regex in the screenshot looks a bit different but does the exact same thing, for more information about the difference - look towards the end of this page)

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There is one more corner case we need to consider. The wicket Link class allows you to nest an anchor tag within some other HTML tag use non-anchor HTML tags as links, for e.g. a TD tag. So if you have:

<td wicket:id="new"><a href="#">Click Me</a></td>

RuntimeWicket generates some "onclick" javascript at runtime:

<td wicket:id="new" onclick="window.location.href='?wicket:interface=:4:header:new::ILinkListener:';return false;">
<a href="#">Click Me</a></td>

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