Does anyone have experience creating a GenericDaoHibernate without using XML
or subclassing and just using Spring annotations?
So I think I want to be able to do something like:
private GenericDao<Person,Long> personDao;
@Autowired
setPersonDao(GenericDao<Person,Long> personDao){
this.personDao = personDao;
}
You can't just slap a @Repository annotation on GenericDaoHibernate since it
doesn't know how to resolve the Class constructor argument. You need to be
able to inject the Model class you want at runtime.
I saw Matt's blog post about how he manually created the GenericDao. Is it
recommended to do that in your Actions? in Prepare? Don't you want it to
be a singleton?
To be honest most "grown-up" applications I have rarely use the
GenericDaoHibernate without subclassing, but my lack of understanding of
Spring makes me wonder if its possible to do this with autowiring.
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