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package org.apache.wicket.model;


 A IModel wraps the actual model Object used by a Component. IModel implementations are used as a
 facade for the real model so that users have control over the actual persistence strategy. Note
 that objects implementing this interface will be stored in the Session. Hence, you should use
 (non-transient) instance variables sparingly.
 Basic Models - To implement a basic (non-detachable) model which holds its entire
 state in the Session, you can use the simple model wrapper Model.
 
 
Detachable Models - IModel inherits a hook, IDetachable.detach(), so that
 interface implementers can detach transient information when a model is no longer being actively
 used by the framework. This reduces memory use and reduces the expense of replicating the model
 in a clustered server environment. To implement a detachable model, you should generally extend
 LoadableDetachableModel instead of implementing IModel directly.
 
 
Property Models - The AbstractPropertyModel class provides default functionality for
 property models. A property model provides access to a particular property of its wrapped model.
 
 
Compound Property Models - The IModel interface is parameterized by Component,
 allowing a model to be shared among several Components. When the getObject()method
 is called, the value returned will depend on the Component which is asking for the value.
 Likewise, the setObject(java.lang.Object)method sets a different property depending on
 which Component is doing the setting. For more information on CompoundPropertyModels and model
 inheritance, see CompoundPropertyModeland
 org.apache.wicket.Page.
 
 Author(s):Chris TurnerEelco HilleniusJonathan Locke
 
 TODO 3.0: Vote on renaming get/setObject to get/setValue See also:org.apache.wicket.Component.sameInnermostModel(org.apache.wicket.Component)org.apache.wicket.Component.sameInnermostModel(org.apache.wicket.model.IModel)
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public interface IModel extends IDetachable
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{
	
 Gets the model object.
 
 
 Returns:The model object
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	Object getObject();

	
 Sets the model object.
 
 
 Parameters:object
            The model object
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	void setObject(final Object object);
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}