Hi Igor,
I'm very new to Wicket. The last days I tried to figure out how the
Spring integration in Wicket works.
There is a lot of confusion about the most recent practice.
Unforturnatly, no documentation does exist which covers this important
technique.
So would You please provide a small (code) example of setting up a
Spring application context and injecting a bean at page level?
Thank You in advance,
Maik
on 2005-11-11 00:50 Igor Vaynberg wrote:
>more refactoring/tests and some new things:
>
>SpringWebApplicationFactory - which will pull the webapplication
>subclass out of spring application context
>
>SpringInjector/SpringWebApplica tion - make it very simple to inject
>objects using @SpringBean annotation with lazy-init proxies
>
>SpringWebPage - autoinitailizes its subclasses using the SpringInjector
>
>I also deprecated all the old stuff and moved it into
>wicket.contrib.spring.old package. The new stuff is the
>"official/supported/standard/whateveryouwanttocallit" way to do spring
>integration.
>
>currently we only provide an easy way to inject objects using jdk5
>annotations. it is possible to create a jdk1.4 object locator
>factories, but there are many options as to how to store metadata/do
>the lookup. if someone is interested in this please let me know and we
>can discuss some ways of doing this.
>
>As always, any feedback is greatly appreciated.
>
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