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Asked: 2026-06-04T03:24:22+00:00

I have created a stateless component in Wicket 1.5, by extending the component and

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I have created a stateless component in Wicket 1.5, by extending the component and giving the @StatelessComponent annotation,

I was trying to check the component being stateful/stateless with the StatelessChecker.

But i am not able to check, here is the code which i was trying .

@StatelessComponent

public class StatelessText extends TextField

//Client Class
StatelessText test = new StatelessText(“test”);

StatelessChecker sc = new StatelessChecker();

  sc.onBeforeRender(test);

I dont see anything on console or any exceptions/errors.

Maybe i am not using the correct way, Can anybody please guide me here.
Appreciate the Help.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You dont need to explicitly call the Statelesschecker in your class. As Throsten said you need to add that in your WebApplications init and annotate your – class to be checked – as Statelesscomponent. If your Application is confidured to be in development mode in you web.xml you will get a runtime error when calling this page if it is Statefull.

    Im not sure I understood what you are trying to do there. why are you holding an instance of your class in itself? are you trying to build a singleton? And what purpose does StatelessText has anyway? the Textfield in an usual form will be Stateless as long theres no explicitly added Ajax behaviour to it.

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