Tapestry+spring+hibernate基本架构

  

Tapestry+spring+hibernate

 

1.     配置 tapestry

1)Web.xml 中配置 tapestry’s servlet

 

< servlet >

    < servlet-name > app </ servlet-name >

    < servlet-class > org.apache.tapestry.ApplicationServlet </ servlet-class >

</ servlet >

 

< servlet-mapping >

    < servlet-name > app </ servlet-name >

    < url-pattern > / </ url-pattern >

</ servlet-mapping >

 

Servlet mapping is associate with the file of hivemodule.xml

 

Note:first u couldn’t add the tapestry-spring.jar

 

2)config application file

 

<application >

       <meta key = "org.apache.tapestry.messages-encoding" value = "UTF-8" />

//encoding for tapestry

        <meta key = "org.apache.tapestry.page-class-packages" value = "tapestry" />

//html file is associate with java file in the “tapestry” package

</application>

 

And the application file name must be defined the same as the servlet-class name.if u dun do that,u must declare in the application file like this “<application name=’project name’>”

 

3)write your html file and java file

 

Home.html:

<input jwcid=”@insert” value=”ongl:name”>

Home.java:(must extends BasePage)

        Public absact String getName();

        Public abstact void setName(String name);

Note:absact is better for the project.

 

Now u can run and see!

2.    hibernate+spring configuration

1)write a orm file---User.hbm.xml whatever u like(include a PK and name/pwd property).and also do a javabean for it.named User.java in domain package.

 

2)First add tapestry-spring.jar,and add under context into web.xml:

 

< listener >

       < listener-class >

           org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener

       </ listener-class >

    </ listener >

    < context-param >

       < param-name > contextConfigLocation </ param-name >

       < param-value > /WEB-INF/application.xml </ param-value >

</ context-param >

 

3)Then create application.xml file:

 

< bean id = "sessionFactory"

class = "org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.LocalSessionFactoryBean" >

           < property name = "mappingResources" >

              < list >

                  < value > hibernate/User.hbm.xml </ value >

              </ list >

           </ property >

           < property name = "hibernateProperties" >

              < props >

                  < prop key = "hibernate.connection.driver_class" >

                     oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver

                  </ prop >

//for oracle driver

                  < prop key = "hibernate.connection.url" >

                     jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:jseps

                  </ prop >

                  < prop key = "hibernate.connection.username" > web </ prop >

                  < prop key = "hibernate.connection.password" > web </ prop >

                  < prop key = "hibernate.dialect" >

                     org.hibernate.dialect.Oracle9Dialect

                  </ prop >

                  < prop key = "hibernate.show_sql" > true </ prop >

                  < prop key = "hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto" > update </ prop >

//is the key word for auto create table in database by itself.

              </ props >

           </ property >

    </ bean >

 

4)and u can create a service interface and impl class files,one is in service.interface package and another in service.impl package.

 

public interface UserService {

    void create(User user);

 

    void update(User user);

 

    void delete(User user);

 

    Collection query();

 

    User load(Long id);

}

 

And UserServiceImpl.java must inject sessionFactory

 

public class UserServiceImpl implements UserService {

   

        private SessionFactory sessionFactory ;

   

        public void setSessionFactory(SessionFactory sessionFactory) {

           this . sessionFactory = sessionFactory;

        }

 

        public void create(User user) {

HibernateTemplate ht = new HibernateTemplate( this . sessionFactory );

           ht.save(user);

    }

……………………………………………………….

}

 

Now u must add these into application.xml

 

< bean id = "userService" class="service.impl.UserServiceImpl">

    < property name = "sessionFactory ref = "sessionFactory" >

</ property >

</ bean >

 

5) add a table on html

< table cellpadding = "0" cellspacing = "0" class = "grid" width = "100%"

    jwcid = "tableUser" >

        < tr jwcid = "@contrib:TableRows" >

           < td jwcid = "@contrib:TableValues" />

        </ tr >

</ table >

 

Then Home.java will change:

 

@InjectObject ( "spring:userService" )

    public abstract UserManager getUserManager();

//inject userService

 

@Component (id = "tableUser" , type = "contrib:Table" , bindings = { "columns=literal:!name,!pwd" , "row=currUser" , "source=userList" })

    public abstract IComponent getTableUser();

//for the tableUser component,see more on “http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry4”

 

    public Collection getUserList(){

       return this .getUserManager().query();

    }

    //for source

 

    public abstract User getCurrUser();

public abstract void  setCurrUser(User user);

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

 

To make use of this library, you must include its JAR on the classpath (typically, by copying it into WEB-INF/lib), and extend your application specification, and add a <library> element :

<library id="contrib" specification-path="classpath:/org/apache/tapestry/contrib/

Contrib.library"/>

 

    Now u can add some data in database,and run . . .see the list loaded from database!

3.    spring 事务

define a form in new page---create.html

 

< form jwcid = "@Form" >

        NAME: < input jwcid = "@TextField" value = "ognl:user.name" />

    PWD: < input jwcid = "@TextField" value = "ognl:user.pwd" hidden = "true" />

        < input jwcid = "save" value = "save" />

</ form >

 

Add a method in create.java

 

public String save(){

       getUserManager().create(getUser());

       return "Home" ;

}

//can return a string type

 

And add these in application.xml:

 

< bean id = "txMgr" class = "org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.HibernateTransactionManager" >

         < property name = "sessionFactory" >

            < ref bean = "sessionFactory" />

        </ property >

    </ bean >

   

    <!-- the txInterceptor bean will get auto-wrapped around all beans matched with the combination of "txAdvisor"+"txAutoProxyCreator" -->

    < bean id = "txInterceptor" class = "org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionInterceptor" >

        < property name = "transactionManager" >

            < ref bean = "txMgr" />

        </ property >

        < property name = "transactionAttributes" >

             < props >

                < prop key = "*" > PROPAGATION_REQUIRED </ prop >

            </ props >

        </ property >

    </ bean >

 

    <!-- the txAdvisor advises all matched methods in a given bean against its patterns with its interceptor -->

    < bean id = "txAdvisor" class = "org.springframework.aop.support.RegexpMethodPointcutAdvisor" >

        < property name = "advice" >

            < ref bean = "txInterceptor" />

        </ property >

        < property name = "patterns" >

            <!-- the patterns must match *fully qualified* method names, hence the .* -->

            < list >

                < value > .* </ value >

<!—- 将 .* 的方法包括在 TRANSACTION 中 -->

            </ list >

        </ property >

    </ bean >

 

    <!-- the txProxyAutoCreator automagically proxies all matched beans with its interceptors if they match any pointcuts -->

    < bean id = "txProxyAutoCreator" class = "org.springframework.aop.framework.autoproxy.BeanNameAutoProxyCreator" >

        < property name = "beanNames" >

            < list >

                <!-- managers -->

                < value > *Manager </ value >

                < value > *Service </ value >

<!—- 与以上命名的类文件匹配 -->

             </ list >

        </ property >

        < property name = "interceptorNames" >

            < list >

                < value > txAdvisor </ value >

            </ list >

        </ property >

    </ bean >