Hi Joris,
The topic of integration with Spring came up a few times on this list.
I always agreed that Spring IoC part is a good general architectural
solution for J2EE apps, steering projects away from some bad practices.
Also Cayenne can of course be used with Spring in its current form.
Anyone else could comment on that? ...I remember some folks were doing
exactly that.
In the next release (1.2) integration with Spring is on the top of my
new feature list. As Cayenne does its own access stack management, I
think we need less "integration" than say classic DAO (and probably
Hibernate too). I still need to do a full research on what needs to be
done. Of course a DataContext factory is one (easy) thing, another one
is wrapping exceptions in Spring DAO exceptions. What else?
Andrus
On Oct 5, 2004, at 10:34 PM, Joris Melchior wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I just came back from a JUG meeting and the presentation was on the
> Spring framework. Looked very interesting and part of the presentation
> discussed persistence within Spring and how it worked with JDO,
> Hibernate, JDBC and then some. Nothing about Cayenne though.
>
> Now I'm wondering if anyone has actually tried using Cayenne and
> Spring in the same project and if so, what the experience was like?
>
> Any thoughts? please share.
>
> Thanks, Joris.
>
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