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Attila Király edited comment on WICKET-3105 at 10/14/10 3:40 AM:
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As a side note I would like to share an other solution for spring - wicket
integration I came up with yesterday.
It is different to the current wicket offering because
- it does not need a ComponentInjector (like SpringComponentInjector) or an
annotation (@SpringBean) to listen and check for every instance fields so in
theory it could be faster
- it does not uses generated proxies (jdk, cglib or javassist) but supports
serialization and lazy loading (detach, attach) and does not suffer any of the
generated proxy shortcommings (need for no-private no-arg constructor, lost
annotations).
It's a hand written general proxy (we could call it Pop - Plain Old Proxy)
inspired by ThreadLocal and SpringBean so I named it SpringLocal.
Declaration example:
private final SpringLocal<AuthenticationManager> authenticationManager =
SpringLocal.make(AuthenticationManager.class, "authenticationManager");
private final SpringLocal<AbstractRememberMeServices> rememberMeServices =
SpringLocal.make(AbstractRememberMeServices.class);
Access example:
authenticationManager.get().authenticate(token);
AbstractRememberMeServices rememberMeServices = rememberMeServices.get();
It could be included into wicket-spring if needed.
was (Author: akiraly):
As a side note I would like to share an other solution for spring - wicket
integration I came up with yesterday.
It is different to the current wicket offering because
- it does not need a ComponentInjector (like SpringComponentInjector) or an
annotation (@SpringBean) to listen and check for every instance fields so in
theory it could be faster
- it does not uses generated proxies (jdk, cglib or javassist) but supports
serialization and lazy loading (detach, attach) and does not suffer any of the
generated proxy shortcommings (need for no-private no-arg constructor, lost
annotations).
It's a hand written general proxy (we could call it Pop - Plain Old Proxy)
inspired by ThreadLocal and SpringBean so I named it SpringLocal.
Declaration example:
private final SpringLocal<AuthenticationManager> authenticationManager =
SpringLocal.make(AuthenticationManager.class, "authenticationManager");
private final SpringLocal<AbstractRememberMeServices> rememberMeServices
= SpringLocal.make(AbstractRememberMeServices.class);
Access example:
authenticationManager.get().authenticate(token);
AbstractRememberMeServices rememberMeServices = rememberMeServices.get();
It could be included into wicket-spring if needed.
> [wicket-ioc] Make it possible to use javassist instead of cglib for proxy
> generation
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>
> Key: WICKET-3105
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-3105
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: wicket-spring
> Affects Versions: 1.4.12
> Environment: spring 3.0.4; servlet 2.5, 3.0
> Reporter: Attila Király
> Attachments: cglib-javassist-test.zip, SpringLocal.java
>
>
> I got bitten with the cglib limitation of not handling final methods. This is
> a real pain because it can result in cryptic exceptions (like
> "IllegalArgumentException: Protected method: [a method name what I didn't
> call explicitly]"). I have checked wicket jira and I see others have problem
> with cglib too (like the need for a non-private no-arg constructor). While
> javassist can not solve all these problems, but at least a few of it (final
> method proxying works but no-arg constructors still needed).
> So I suggest to modify wicket-ioc to support both cglib and javassist. Like
> this (refactoring and extending o.a.w.proxy.LazyInitProxyFactory class):
> - make an IProxyFactory interface as common ancestor. Make 3 classes
> implementing it (JdkProxyFactory for interfaces, CglibProxyFactory to reflect
> current class proxying and JavassistProxyFactory as the new implementation)
> - make an IProxyInvocationHandler interface and an
> AbstractProxyInvocationHandler to hold common interface superclasses and
> methods (currently as protected static presented in LazyInitProxyFactory)
> - make the 3 invocation handlers implement AbstractProxyInvocationHandler (2
> are currently in LazyInitProxyFactory: JdkHandler and CGLibInterceptor and
> the 3rd would be the new JavassistMethodHandler)
> - make a new static classProxyFactory field in LazyInitProxyFactory that can
> be setted trough a public method. Its value should default to
> CglibProxyFactory (to be backward compatible).
> - modify LazyInitProxyFactory so it uses JdkProxyFactory for interfaces and
> the classProxyFactory for classes.
> - add javassist dependency to pom.xml as optional dependency
> (JavassistProxyFactory and JavassistMethodHandler should be outside of
> LazyInitProxyFactory class so they don't get loaded if they are not needed).
> In this way if someone wants to use javassist proxy instead of cglib only the
> followings are needed:
> - adding javassist to the dependent project's pom.
> - call LazyInitProxyFactory.setClassProxyFactory(new
> JavassistProxyFactory()); in the WebApplication init() method.
> I think these modifications could be made on the 1.4 branch too because they
> would not break the current public API of LazyInitProxyFactory (just add to
> it).
> Also could be made (but maybe these can't be done on the 1.4 branch because
> of compatibility):
> - pump cglib to 2.2 version from the current 2.1_3
> - factor cglib classes out from LazyInitProxyFactory and make cglib also an
> optional dependency
> I am willing to try to make a patch for this but first I would like to know
> the opinion of the wicket team about this.
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