you inject a service into a page's member variable. that page gets serialized, the service gets serialized, the hibernate dao the service references gets serialized, the hibernate session factory the dao references gets serialized - now you have a huge mess. or worse, the service is not serializable - you get an exception - the page never makes it into session - nothing on the page works.
besides, the way i see it you have to declare the dependencies inside the application context just like you would for any other bean, this will get tedios. in the project i work on now we probably have more then 100 components that get injected, i wouldnt want to have 100 bean definitions in my application context. and maintainin @SpringBean wicket annotations is a lot simpler.
-Igor
Hey,
I was there as well, and I agree with you. This could be the solution to all wicket-spring integration problems. Now for someone to actually try it…
Tom
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Sent: Friday, June 16, 2006 3:00 PM
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Wicket-user] Spring 2.0 & Domain object dependency injection
Hey everybody,
I've followed a few discussions here on dependency injection and when I was visiting the Spring 2.0 presentation at J-Spring in the Netherlands there was one new feature that really drew my attention.
Spring 2.0 offers support for dependency injection into domain objects using AspectJ, and when I read the description (http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.0-m5/spring-reference.pdf , section 7.7.1) it sounds like this would be the perfect way to implement dependency injection with Wicket.
I hope that solves all our problems …
Kind regards,
Michiel Trimpe
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