On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 22:29:39 +0200, "kdeveloper"
<k-no-s...@a4consulting.nl> said:
I like to use Spring declarative transactions in Stripes 1.5.3, for this the action beans need to be spring managed beans.

The Domain Driven Design (DDD) folks use Spring run-time code weaving (AspectJ / AOP) for making entity beans Spring manged beans:

http://www.jblewitt.com/blog/?p=129

This approach could also work for Stripes action beans. Did anybody try Spring code weaving with Stripes action beans?
We are using Stripes 1.5.3 (or .4 beta) and have 2 methods of hooking into Spring:

1) Using @SpringBean annotation on Stripes action beans to have them automagically get Spring wired up... (of course you need to tell Spring were at least the root or parent package of the Action Bean's you want to wire up are so that it all works).

2) Invoking the following method in the initialization of any (parent / root) object... (of course you need to point Spring to at least the root or parent package of the implementation of the objects you want to wire up so that it all works).
SpringBeanAutowiringSupport.processInjectionBasedOnCurrentContext(this);

Have you tried 1) and not had any success? Is so perhaps 2) will help... .

ASIDE: I didn't really like all the work that has to be done to glue together Spring and Hibernate and am VERY happy using Stripes with JPA, Stripersist, and Hibernate as it allows me to focus on my Entity classes a simple persistence.xml... . Freddy's book also has an excellent DAO super class that heavily leverages generics so you end up with minimal DAO code in your subclasses... .

HTH,

--Nikolaos
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