Rob Hills wrote:
> Make sure your DAO attributes are references to the Interface rather
> than the Hibernate implementation. For example, if you've got a UtoDao
> interface and a UtoDaoHibernate class, your manager should include
> something like this:
>
> UtoDao utoDao;
>
> public void setUtoDao(UtoDao utoDao) {
> this.utoDao = utoDao;
> }
>
is this supposed to work for the Action tests? I found I had to manually get
those the same way I get the manager.
It's not working for me outside the Tests at all. No doubt something really
stupid, but I am trying to get both my account and transaction DAOs and
getting nulls:
public class JournalentryManagerImpl extends
GenericManagerImpl<Journalentry, Long> implements JournalentryManager{
JournalentryDao dao;
private GltransactionDao gltransactionDao;
...
/**
* @return the gltransactionDao
*/
public GltransactionDao getGltransactionDao() {
return gltransactionDao;
}
/**
* @param gltransactionDao the gltransactionDao to set
*/
public void setGltransactionDao(GltransactionDao gltransactionDao) {
this.gltransactionDao = gltransactionDao;
}
@Override
public Journalentry save(Journalentry object) {
if (object.getTransaction() == null){
Gltransaction trans = gltransactionDao.save(new
Gltransaction());
object.setTransaction(trans);
}
return super.save(object);
}
and in ApplicationContext.xml:
<bean id="gltransactionDao"
class="ca.pointerstop.cocoa.dao.hibernate.GltransactionDaoHibernate">
<property name="sessionFactory" ref="sessionFactory"/>
</bean>
<bean id="gltransactionManager"
class="org.appfuse.service.impl.GenericManagerImpl">
<constructor-arg ref="gltransactionDao"/>
</bean>
Surely the generic manager is sufficient here? In fact, Glaccount _does_
have its own manager, but the problem is the same.
<bean id="glaccountDao"
class="ca.pointerstop.cocoa.dao.hibernate.GlaccountDaoHibernate">
<property name="sessionFactory" ref="sessionFactory"/>
</bean>
<bean id="glaccountManager"
class="ca.pointerstop.cocoa.service.impl.GlaccountManagerImpl">
<constructor-arg ref="glaccountDao"/>
</bean>
In any case, in my overridden save() method, when "object.getTransaction()"
is null, it tries to save a new Gltransaction, but gltransactionDao is
null.
--
derek
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