Hello,
im quite new to spring, but afaik you cant have spring manipulating
wicket itself; however you could create a spring based proxy-class for
those purposes and have it used by @SpringBean(name="name") where you
put the logic in it;
maybe its possible to have a wicket-PageClass be also a managed by
spring but im not sure if this works...
Is spring spewing out its lines at your current app startup? (if not:
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/spring.html helds details for this)
Best,
Korbinian
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Hi there,
I'm just trying to integrate wicket 1.3.2, spring 2.0 and aspect oriented
programming (spring-aop). I've an aspect for instrumenting a dao provider that
is defined as follow:
@Aspect()
public class DaoProviderInstrumentation {
@Around("execution(* *(..)) && target(org.mypackage.dao.DaoProvider)")
public Object executeFinder(ProceedingJoinPoint pjp) throws Throwable {
// stuff not important for now
}
A dao provider is intended to be an interface similar to the following:
public interface Daos extends DaoProvider{
public AnimalDAO getAnimalDao();
}
where AnimalDAO is another interface with methods to retrieve animals. The
instrumentation should get executed when i'm trying to access to the getAnimalDao() and
it should create a proxy of animalDAO that exposes "finder" methods to retrieve
animals using some conventions defined by name of the methods.
The instrumentation isn't executed. I know wicket is not managed but i like the
wicket framework and it would be great to use integrate it but i don't know if
it is possible and what is the correct way of doing it.
I've tried to use the SpringWebApplication in the wicket-spring package but i
don't know how to use it to integrate the instrumentation.
I don't need to inject components using the @SpringBean annotation.
Thanks for your time,
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