That is a separate lack-of-feature then, you should create a ticket in jira to
get that added to the enumeration tag.
Alternatively you could not use that tag, and instead use a for-each loop over
the enum.values() method and render a single mailto:tst...@barclaycardus.com]
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Ted writes:
> p.s. Again, Freddy, awesome job on the book. I let a very talented
> colleague borrow it. He read three chapters, then gave it back because
> he decided he had to have his own copy. I can't think of a bigger
> compliment than that!
That is so nice to hear! Thanks very much Ted fo
Freddy said:
> In fact, theoretically, you *could* implement an interceptor that does
> nothing and implements ConfigurableComponent so that your initializing
> code will be executed by Stripes. But surely we don't want to
> encourage such a practice. Thus the suggestion of a simple initializing
>
> Especially if you also want to explicitly tell iBATIS how to handle
> transactions, it's a good idea to create a class that implements both
> Interceptor and ConfigurableComponent: the latter to initialize, and the
> former to handle the transactions.
I agree. But if you need interceptor functio
On 21-05-2009 at 12:48, Freddy Daoud wrote:
> > If you're missing something "Stripesy" then that makes two of us.
> >
> > I would simply do this either with a ServletContextListener, or a
> > simply a Servlets init method that has its Load On Startup parameter
> > set.
>
> I agree that doing
> If you're missing something "Stripesy" then that makes two of us.
>
> I would simply do this either with a ServletContextListener, or a
> simply a Servlets init method that has its Load On Startup parameter
> set.
I agree that doing some initialization of iBATIS has little to do
with Stripe
Thanks for the quick response, Christian and Will.
I'm a big fan of simple things, too, so I'll go with
ServletContextListener. I'm not entirely up to speed on the Servlet
2.3 spec yet, so I'm sure my question exposes my ignorance.
Thanks again!
Ted
On May 21, 2009, at 7:23 AM, Ted Schrader wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Newbie question: I'm transitioning from Struts1 to Stripes (hooray!).
> I'm using iBATIS for DB access, and in the past I've used the Struts1
> plugin architecture to initialize the iBATIS sqlmaps instance on
> application startup.
Hi,
Personally, I use Spring as my DAO framework. So it seems logical to me to
initialize iBATIS in Spring. This allows me to initialize the database either
in a web app or on a local app in the same way.
If you want to initialize iBATIS in a web app, I would prefer to use a
SerlvetContextList
Hello all,
Newbie question: I'm transitioning from Struts1 to Stripes (hooray!).
I'm using iBATIS for DB access, and in the past I've used the Struts1
plugin architecture to initialize the iBATIS sqlmaps instance on
application startup.
How can I do something similar with Stripes? I suppose the
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