Martin Fey's SpringAwareModel / SpringBeanModel seem to be a pretty good
solution to the whole Spring integration issue. [There might be lots more
that can be done, but I'm not enough of an expert at Spring or Wicket to
think of anything better.]
When I get a chance, I'll add some notes on the Wiki. But, in the
meantime, I'll pass along hints for people trying to use it in real
applications:
1) In most cases, you need to set some parameters on your model. But,
your SpringAwareModel must be created by the SpringBeanModel. So, you'll
want to use getNestedModel(). Something like:
SpringBeanModel springmodel = new SpringBeanModel(MySpringAwareModel.class);
MySpringAwareModel model = (MySpringAwareModel)springmodel.getNestedModel();
model.setFoo(bar);
2) Hibernate and Spring go really well together. You might be able to
bind things with onBeginRequest(), etc, but I've been quite happy using
Spring's OpenSessionInViewInterceptor. It uses AOP to set up the
hibernate sessions completely transparently.
Your session is magically there...
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