I'm quite new to tapestry, but the solution I've tried very succesfully is to check out latest trails from its subversion repository and get formy purposes transparent integration with hibernate.
The only thing I do is try to be coherent when using JSR-220/Hib annotions. And also quite nice working security :) One doesn't _have_ to use the automatic CRUD pages which trails provide, but they are mostly enough, actually. Apologies for bicycling on deep water, Cheers, PS On 2/22/06, Wayland Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This topic has strayed quite a bit. You're trying to integrate Hibernate > and > Tapestry, someone has suggested you try using Appfuse (or Equinox). > > I see no reason why Appfuse/Equinox shouldn't get you up and running with > a > tapestry application integrated with Hibernate. Maybe you can be a bit > more > explicit in regards to what "questions" of yours that it doesn't answer. > > You've refactored so many times to try different things, each time > unsuccessful. I would suggest maybe using a small sample application to > get > started and prototype the integration you're after. After that's working, > then add your application code. I venture to guess that after refactoring > several times, your codebase might be a bit 'untidy' now. > > > On 2/20/06, Andreas Bulling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > | - if you have decided that you need Spring, for AOP or else, but are > > | put off by some exceptions you have been getting, don't give up so > > | easily. Check again if you have all required libraries installed > > | (missing libraries seem to have been the reasons for the first errors > > | you have been posting). Have a look at AppFuse and "betterpetstore" to > > | see how the three tools Tapestry, Spring and Hibernate are used > > | together there. > > > > *sigh* > > I can tell you: I definitely don't give up so easily. I'm fighting with > > this whole issue for more than a week now (perhaps you've read my first > > postings concering EJB's), refactored my whole code three times now > > and read tons of documents/example code/etc. > > I also looked at AppFuse but also that code didn't answer all my > > questions. :( > > > > > >
