> I am not using hsqldb nor andromda, but your approach sounds correct. > However I'm not sure hsqldb parameters declared in cocoon.xconf are > propagated by magic into your appCtx, if this is what you expect to > happen. What I usually do is expose my datasources as jndi resources > defined in my container (TC), and lookup them within the appCtx file.
Ok that's what I was afraid of : when my application context is initialized, I get some SQLException errors because it can't find my database. Because if I'm not wrong, cocoon.xconf is processed after web.xml so hsqldb-server instance is setup after spring application context. So it seems that I can't use hsqldb internally even if it's very interesting because it can really simplify application deployment from the user's point of view : no need to configure any database or datasource externally, the application does it on its own. It seems I will have to use some external database anyway... > Besides, I know people are using Hibernate, Spring and Cocoon > together, but really, you should try the Spring support forum > (http://forum.springframework.org/), where all questions about > Hibernate and lazy loading exceptions (and when to use > OpenSessionInViewFilter pattern) are being - most of the time - taken > care of. > Cocoon's flow is only the tip of the iceberg. Yes but most people use Struts as presentation layer, not Cocoon, so there are some... particularities... -- Sebastien ARBOGAST --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
