Java org.apache.wicket.protocol.http WicketFilter fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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String	FILTER_MAPPING_PARAM The name of the root path parameter that specifies the root dir of the app.
String	APP_FACT_PARAM The name of the context parameter that specifies application factory class
String	IGNORE_PATHS_PARAM Name of parameter used to express a comma separated list of paths that should be ignored

	WicketFilter() default constructor, usually invoked through the servlet container by the web.xml configuration
	WicketFilter(WebApplication application) constructor supporting programmatic setup of the filter this can be useful for programmatically creating and appending the wicket filter to the servlet context using servlet 3 features.

void	destroy()
FilterConfig	getFilterConfig()
void	init(final FilterConfig filterConfig) If you do have a need to subclass, you may subclass #init(boolean,FilterConfig)
void	setFilterPath(String filterPath) Sets the filter path instead of reading it from web.xml.