Hi Oliver, I did wrap the Magnolia servlets in a Spring ApplicationContext (see [1]) in order to be able to use interceptors etc.
Just import the magnoliaContext.xml in a context file for Spring's DispatcherServlet and remove all Magnolia servlets and servlet mappings from web.xml. If you want to define interceptors for Magnolia just define a bean named "info.magnolia.HandlerMapping" overriding the existing one in the imported context. In order to have one of your own Controllers forward to Magnolia after doing its work just use a "forward:" prefix for your view name and then the normal .html URL Magnolia uses. But have a look at [2] if you want to do this. Regarding Tapestry I have no experience. If you need more information just continue asking on this list. Regards, Andreas [1] http://andreasbrenk.com/opensource/magnoliaContext.xml [2] http://jira.magnolia.info/browse/MAGNOLIA-560 Oliver Lietz wrote: > did anyone gain experience in integrating a Tapestry/Spring application into > Magnolia and can post some hints? I didn't find any useful information on the > lists or on the web. ---------------------------------------------------------------- for list details see http://www.magnolia.info/en/magnolia/developer.html ----------------------------------------------------------------
