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seems like its working now. really cool!
On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 16:01 +0200, Md. Jahid Shohel wrote:
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is that really working? coz , when i clicked on Generate Maven Command
button, it took me to
you will generate will
include enough configuration, code and/or some tests to get you started,
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Hi,
I'm a newbie in Wicket.
I use Databinder toolkit (wicket+hibernate) to help me develop DB
application rapidly.
With the built-in Jetty, the development is quite smooth, however, when
trying to run my app on Tomcat 5.5 (Java 5), I faced the following error. I
wonder if wicket is really
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Hi,
I'm a newbie in Wicket.
I use Databinder toolkit (wicket+hibernate) to help me develop DB
application rapidly.
With the built-in Jetty, the development is quite smooth, however, when
trying to run my app on Tomcat 5.5 (Java 5), I faced the following error. I
wonder if wicket
you started,
quickly. Our archetypes currently support various combinations of Spring,
Guice, WarpPersist, JPA (with one or more implementation from
EclipseLink,
Hibernate, OpenJPA) and Wicket.
Let us know if this is useful and if you'd like to see more combinations.
Also feel free to raise
. Our archetypes currently support various combinations of Spring,
Guice, WarpPersist, JPA (with one or more implementation from
EclipseLink,
Hibernate, OpenJPA) and Wicket.
Let us know if this is useful and if you'd like to see more combinations.
Also feel free to raise any issues [2].
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from
EclipseLink,
Hibernate, OpenJPA) and Wicket.
Let us know if this is useful and if you'd like to see more
combinations.
Also feel free to raise any issues [2].
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I took the archetype for Guice, Warp, Hibernate and modified for my
application. All my code looks similar to the code from the archetype.
The only difference is I am not using the AnnotatinConfiguration but
just the plain Configuration. I am also using c3po connection pooling
with Oracle
:
I took the archetype for Guice, Warp, Hibernate and modified for my
application. All my code looks similar to the code from the archetype.
The only difference is I am not using the AnnotatinConfiguration but
just the plain Configuration. I am also using c3po connection pooling
with Oracle
, Spring, Guice, JPA, Warp, EclipseLink,
Hibernate ... projects
Hi Jeffrey,
I have *absolutely* no idea if this will help you, but I had the same
with Spring. It started working when i put the injection annotation on
the method instead of on the variable.
Good luck,
Erik
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 7:59
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Hibernate ... projects
Thanks for the idea but this didn't work either. Any other ideas? I would
expect the archetype to work correctly.
-Original Message-
From: Erik Post [mailto:eriksen...@gmail.com]
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Hi Jeffrey,
I have *absolutely* no idea if this will help you, but I had the same
with Spring. It started working when i put the injection annotation on
the method instead of on the variable.
Good luck,
Erik
On Tue, Oct 6, 2009
(UnitOfWork.REQUEST)
.transactedWith(TransactionStrategy.LOCAL)
.buildModule());
// hibernate stuff
// default values from development
String connectionUrl = the url;
String
();
//warp persist stuff
install(PersistenceService.usingHibernate()
.across(UnitOfWork.REQUEST)
.transactedWith(TransactionStrategy.LOCAL)
.buildModule());
// hibernate stuff
Google for a wicket london weekend presentation and follow up blog on
loading jpa entity managers on demand. There have also been various posts
relating to using the open session in view Hibernate filter.
The JPA blog entry uses the requestcycle to prepare a thread local. The
first call to use
- objects to get and persistent data using hibernate
using the data objects
Business Logic - helper classes to access the data access objects if
additional logic needs to be performed before persisting to the db.
Wicket Pages - all my wicket pages. The pages call the data access
objects to retrieve
to populate lists
or tables on a page.
I currently have my project set up like:
Data objects - POJOs to hold data that comes from or will be persisted
to the db
Data Access Objects - objects to get and persistent data using hibernate
using the data objects
Business Logic - helper classes to access
to the db
Data Access Objects - objects to get and persistent data using hibernate
using the data objects
Business Logic - helper classes to access the data access objects if
additional logic needs to be performed before persisting to the db.
Wicket Pages - all my wicket pages. The pages
on what is wrong or what I am missing. The Hibernate
configuration succeeds in the getModule() method.
Thanks.
Code is below:
My Web Application
public class WicketApplication extends WebApplication {
private PersistenceService service
Is it possible to use Wicket and Hibernate without implementing Spring to do
lazy loading of properties through Hibernate? I really don't want to bloat my
code to implement Spring but if it is the only way to do it then I will. If
that is the case, I guess I need to use
see databinder.net
-igor
On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 8:12 PM, Jeffrey Schneller
jeffrey.schnel...@envisa.com wrote:
Is it possible to use Wicket and Hibernate without implementing Spring to do
lazy loading of properties through Hibernate? I really don't want to bloat
my code to implement Spring
stuff like Maven, Spring etc... I
found out Databinder as well and tried it. But I was not able to make
it running with Hibernate, just with HSQLDB.
So we've decided to continue with Spring, Maven... We've increased our
overhead little bit, but once we define beans, we do not care about
them any more
you have any experience in combination with hibernate?
mm:)
Am 17.09.2009 um 23:51 schrieb Michael Mosmann:
Hi,
(Solution with no Spring is
preferable).
Use Spring, because it will limit your headache..
Maybe this is usefull:
http://www.wicket-praxis.de/blog/download/
use Link behind
Hi Anton
The Problem you encounter is probably because you're holding on to a
hibernate object between requests, thus the references are not valid
anymore.
Have a look at
http://wicketinaction.com/2008/09/building-a-smart-entitymodel/
This works for us with hibernate.
Matt
Anton Komratov
hi,
you could also use an Aspekt (e.g. with Aspekj) zu reinit all lazy
proxies on the next request. The Proxy objects would be detachted and
serialized throw
the models. With an Aspekt you can re-attach ALL hibernate proxies,
without triggering the DB.
Martin
Anton Komratov schrieb:
Hi, I'm
, @SpringBean-Annotation support,
Hibernate UnitTest)
- Hibernate (Hibernate Annotation Support)
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use Link behind Praxisbuch Wicket Beispielcode for a maven-based
project with:
- Spring (open session in view filter, @SpringBean-Annotation support,
Hibernate UnitTest)
- Hibernate (Hibernate Annotation Support)
mm
Am Freitag, den 18.09.2009, 00:35 +0200 schrieb Peter Ertl:
as an further improvement use salve to completely remove your
headache :-)
http://code.google.com/p/salve
thank you.. interesting stuff..
do you have any experience in combination with hibernate?
mm:)
Am 17.09.2009 um 23:51
.
Will check. I didn't know about filter order... Will also check it.
Thanks!
And are you sure that your filter ( /hibernate/*), get's hit? What's
your wicket filter url, the same or?
No, It's different. Can I set it to just /*? Should I do it that way?
Well it depends
.
Will check. I didn't know about filter order... Will also check it.
Thanks!
And are you sure that your filter ( /hibernate/*), get's hit? What's
your wicket filter url, the same or?
No, It's different. Can I set it to just /*? Should I do it that way?
Well it depends
I'm having difficulty in seeing the best-practice way of handling DDCs
who's choices are hibernate persisted entities.
Obviously the selection in this case would be a reference to a persisted
entity, which is inherently bad, as this would put the entity into the
session and also result
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I am wondering If it is write to use hibernate pojo entities as model
objects for wicket components , or should I create a DTO and use them as
model objects , Is there any disadvantages of using entities POJO's as model
?
You can use entities as models. Just use LoadableDetachableModels to avoid
LazyLoadingExceptions
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Is this is a good design or using DTO is a good desing ?
Mathias Nilsson wrote:
You can use entities as models. Just use LoadableDetachableModels to avoid
LazyLoadingExceptions
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for short:
---
request comes in
{ open session for hibernate in OSV }
render compontent
ask model for data
model get it from hibernate with primary key
render finished
throw temporary data away
call detach() on model
didn't know about filter order... Will also check it.
Thanks!
And are you sure that your filter ( /hibernate/*), get's hit? What's
your wicket filter url, the same or?
No, It's different. Can I set it to just /*? Should I do it that way?
Well it depends, if the hibernate filter should
:
Errors like those are caused when the hibernate session is closed too soon.
https://www.hibernate.org/43.html
Russ
Subject: Re: CORRECT portlet+spring+hibernate configuration (Two options,
what's right?)
From: g...@aguilardelgado.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Date: Fri, 14 Aug
AFAIK detachable models.
2009/8/14 Russell Simpkins russellsimpk...@hotmail.com:
Errors like those are caused when the hibernate session is closed too soon.
https://www.hibernate.org/43.html
Russ
Subject: Re: CORRECT portlet+spring+hibernate configuration (Two options,
what's right
Ok. Maybe I don't understand...
Let me show the situation. I have Spring + portlet + hibernate config
with transactions working with the current configuration:
I have my DAO objects under package
com.level2crm.hibernate.enterprise.dao.contact
And model under com.level2crm.model
I configured one
Hmm
I have several suggestions.
The order of the web filters are important. You could also try with
with the wicket spring managed apps, im not sure how that applies.
And are you sure that your filter ( /hibernate/*), get's hit? What's
your wicket filter url, the same or?
2009/8/17 Gonzalo
I have several suggestions.
The order of the web filters are important. You could also try with
with the wicket spring managed apps, im not sure how that applies.
Will check. I didn't know about filter order... Will also check it.
Thanks!
And are you sure that your filter ( /hibernate
!-- Enable the filters for Hibernate (How to check it's working?)--
filter
filter-nameopensessioninview/filter-name
filter-classorg.springframework.orm.hibernate3.support.OpenSessionInViewFilter/filter-class
/filter
filter-mapping
filter
Errors like those are caused when the hibernate session is closed too soon.
https://www.hibernate.org/43.html
Russ
Subject: Re: CORRECT portlet+spring+hibernate configuration (Two options,
what's right?)
From: g...@aguilardelgado.com
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 2009 11:01
Yup so you should either use open session in view or more preferred
AFAIK detachable models.
2009/8/14 Russell Simpkins russellsimpk...@hotmail.com:
Errors like those are caused when the hibernate session is closed too soon.
https://www.hibernate.org/43.html
Russ
Subject: Re: CORRECT
Short version:
What's the right way to View Model lists of Hibernate data that
are not Entities (@CollectionsOfElements) and already loaded via
an Entity?
What if they are Entities, but are already loaded via another Entity
(@OneToMany)?
Long version:
Absorbing the mantra ListView is bad
:
@org.hibernate.annotations.CollectionOfElements
private CollectionUser users = new ArrayListUser();
this is not a list - this is a collection. what will hibernate use to
back this when it loads? will it still be a List or a Set?
for such a mapping you cannot use a listview because the order
- this is a collection. what will hibernate use to
back this when it loads? will it still be a List or a Set?
For Hibernate this is a (small) collection of items. I'm not
(intentionally) doing anything that relies on Hibernate backing
it with a List internally.
Also, I was trying to not let the UI drive
CollectionUser users = new ArrayListUser();
this is not a list - this is a collection. what will hibernate use to
back this when it loads? will it still be a List or a Set?
For Hibernate this is a (small) collection of items. I'm not
(intentionally) doing anything that relies on Hibernate backing
? is there a solution for this ?
James Carman-3 wrote:
Do a different query to ask how many there are than the one you use to
return the data.
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 11:10 AM, tubin genfachh...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using hibernate criteria query to get data for my
I am using hibernate criteria query to get data for my
AjaxFallbackDefaultDataTable, this datatable also gives me pagination
parameters which I am apply to criteria. .The entity I am using for the
criteria query has a lazy load collection ,and I need the size of the
collection in the view
Do a different query to ask how many there are than the one you use to
return the data.
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 11:10 AM, tubin genfachh...@gmail.com wrote:
I am using hibernate criteria query to get data for my
AjaxFallbackDefaultDataTable, this datatable also gives me pagination
I am getting an "org.hibernate.LazyInitializationException - could not initialize proxy - no Session" exception when I try to load an object stored in session. I understand but I am not certain about how to fix it with Wicket. In reviewing the Wicket In Action book, it looks like the way to
hi
you used this.user = (EzdecUser)userModel.getObject(); This would
hold in page and not initialized on next request.
You have to hold the model in the page.
We have also found an alternative way. You can write a simple Aspect
with AspectJ to reinit all proxies. This can easily done with
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no web.xml in my OSGi bundle.
Actually with Spring DM you do have web.xml in web
bundles,
as
described
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without
problems.
No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't
I appreciate your help, of course :)You know, I'm trying to create a web app
consisting of independent modules. Then if I change something in one module,
I don't have to redeploy whole application.
This can be achieved of course, the only problem is this thing we are
currently speaking of. :)
But
Hi,
I think your problem is that in Wicket the whole Spring injection
mechanism is prepared for applications where there is only one
ApplicationContext (AC). This AC is hold in the Wicket application
instance. So when you are trying to use @SpringBean annotation Wicket
tries to inject a bean from
Yes, that's the way it's meant to work :)
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 3:25 PM, James Carman
jcar...@carmanconsulting.comwrote:
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 8:26 AM, Daniel Dominik Holúbek
dankodo...@gmail.com wrote:
I appreciate your help, of course :)You know, I'm trying to create a web
app
How many modules do you have? Do you really need to be able to do this with
your live production server? I'm just trying to get an idea behind the
decision behind going with this sort of an architecture. Perhaps we can
offer up an alternative that would work with the existing Wicket stuff so
isnt a big point of osgi to manage cross-bundle-dependencies?
so if you inject panel A using panel A's context how does panel A ever
see beans that are defined in module B?
eg if panel A needs a sessionfactory which is defined in module B?
-igor
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 5:36 AM, Daniel
Ok, at least two scenarios are possible:
1. You have a module A with PanelA and you want to inject someDAO bean,
which is defined inside module A (in the same module where class PanelA is
defined). Then you can use classic @SpringBean annotation, as I wrote in my
previous post.
2. You want to use
able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting IoC to work) is not
Wicket
related but Spring DM related.
Cheers
that needs to
be
set
in
web.xml, and I have no web.xml in my OSGi bundle.
Actually with Spring DM you do have web.xml in web bundles, as
described
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No
Hibernate
OSGi bundle.
Actually with Spring DM you do have web.xml in web bundles, as
described
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
.
Actually with Spring DM you do have web.xml in web bundles, as
described
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
environment
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 11:11 AM, Daniel Dominik
Holúbekdankodo...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't know :)I can create a Spring bean from Application object, but I
don't know what does it mean - make it context aware.
That's why I am asking whether somebody has already tried this...
Have your
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting IoC to work) is not
Wicket
related
, as
described
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems.
No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting
.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems.
No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting IoC to work) is
not
Wicket
related but Spring DM
in
web.xml, and I have no web.xml in my OSGi bundle.
Actually with Spring DM you do have web.xml in web bundles,
as
described
in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems.
No
Hibernate
documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems.
No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled
environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting IoC to work) is
not
Wicket
Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting IoC to work) is not Wicket
related but Spring DM related.
Cheers
But yes, there is a chance
.
Actually with Spring DM you do have web.xml in web bundles, as described in
their reference documentation.
I'v been able to use Wicket with Spring DM without problems. No Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your
without problems. No
Hibernate
though : it really wasn't designed for a strictly controlled environment
such as OSGi.
So, I guess that your problem (not getting IoC to work) is not Wicket
related but Spring DM related.
Cheers
But yes, there is a chance
lazy initialization exception happens whens you try to initialize a object
(generally collection)
and hibernate session is already closed.
merge is not recommended ,it attaches a object back to hibernate session +
also cause database update( why will you update a object when you actually
need
1) Use DTOs
I think all of these have some issues. Using DTOs is code heavy.
I use @Entity objects directly as objects. No overhead.
There was some discussion about Hibernate and wicket in:
* http://www.nabble.com/JPA-EntityManager-storage-td23888325.html
* http://www.mail-archive.com/users
, 2009 at 1:43 AM, Ryan wicket-us...@mandrake.us wrote:
I have been reading Nick Wiedenbrueck's blog, specifically about
patterns and pitfalls when using wicket with spring and hibernate.
It seems fairly common for programmers to run into the issue of having
entities persisted to the database
I think your misunderstanding the issue. My application is working fine,
no lazy init issues etc. I call merge because I *want* things persisted
to the DB. I mentioned the lazy init exception because that is what
happens if you clear the hibernate session (and spring will do it if it
rolls back
and the hibernate session.
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 10:42:16AM +0300, Martin Makundi exclaimed:
1) Use DTOs
I think all of these have some issues. Using DTOs is code heavy.
I use @Entity objects directly as objects. No overhead.
There was some discussion about Hibernate and wicket in:
* http
Consider this use case:
1) User object is read from hibernate, either in a transaction or not
2) User is modified via wicket, and passed wicket's validation
3) User is sent to service tier for further validation, this service is
marked as propagation required
4) Validation fails, or for some
Mark your transactional method that does validation as readOnly=true
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 2:02 PM, Ryanwicket-us...@mandrake.us wrote:
Consider this use case:
1) User object is read from hibernate, either in a transaction or not
2) User is modified via wicket, and passed wicket's
I have been reading Nick Wiedenbrueck's blog, specifically about
patterns and pitfalls when using wicket with spring and hibernate.
It seems fairly common for programmers to run into the issue of having
entities persisted to the database at unexpected times. This happens
when a transaction
Hello,has anybody here successfully used Spring DM with Hibernate (the OSGi
way) in Wicket?
I am totally hopeless about this...
The goal is to create modular app with this features:
- every module (bundle) has its own applicationContext and DAO classes.
- i.e. if I have a module which loads blogs
isnt this a question for the spring dmserver forum?
-igor
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 3:49 AM, Daniel Dominik
Holúbekdankodo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,has anybody here successfully used Spring DM with Hibernate (the OSGi
way) in Wicket?
I am totally hopeless about this...
The goal is to create
...@gmail.comwrote:
isnt this a question for the spring dmserver forum?
-igor
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 3:49 AM, Daniel Dominik
Holúbekdankodo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,has anybody here successfully used Spring DM with Hibernate (the
OSGi
way) in Wicket?
I am totally hopeless about
.
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 4:38 PM, Igor Vaynberg igor.vaynb...@gmail.comwrote:
isnt this a question for the spring dmserver forum?
-igor
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 3:49 AM, Daniel Dominik
Holúbekdankodo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,has anybody here successfully used Spring DM with Hibernate
I am thinking of using byte code instrumentation for lazy loading of
properties , I use hibernate entities as model for most of my pages and
wonderingbyte code instrumentation will cause any issues for
serialization ?
considering you should be using LDM models and so you do not have
direct references to entities - no.
-igor
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 1:26 PM, tubin gen fachh...@gmail.com wrote:
I am thinking of using byte code instrumentation for lazy loading of
properties , I use hibernate entities as model
This message by Francisco Treacy to the mailing list
http://osdir.com/ml/users-wicket.apache.org/2009-03/msg00989.html
points to an example, that is no longer online.
Does anyone else have a similar example?
Kind regards:
al_shopov
I have one that uses spring, not guice
2009/5/17 Александър Шопов a...@contact.bg:
This message by Francisco Treacy to the mailing list
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points to an example, that is no longer online.
Does anyone else have a similar example?
. It provides most demanding features in a small library (522,217
bytes).
10. Easy to learn and use because it just mirrors SQL statements.
11. High performance compared to Hibernate.
12. High productivity compared to Hibernate.
You can find Spring and GWT examples from
http
in a small library (522,217
bytes).
10. Easy to learn and use because it just mirrors SQL statements.
11. High performance compared to Hibernate.
12. High productivity compared to Hibernate.
You can find Spring and GWT examples from
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