Answer / Anju Upadhyay

In Apache Tapestory, you can navigate between pages using links, components that represent buttons or other HTML elements. Here's an example of a link:

```java
public class MyPage extends BasePage {
public Link toAnotherPage() {
return new Link("Go to Another Page", createLink("anotherPage"));
}
}
```

In your HTML template, you can place the link as follows:

```html
<a t:id="toAnotherPage">Go to Another Page</a>
```

When the user clicks on the link, they will be redirected to `anotherPage`. You can also use component actions and other methods for navigation.

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