This topic has strayed quite a bit. You're trying to integrate Hibernate and Tapestry, someone has suggested you try using Appfuse (or Equinox).
I see no reason why Appfuse/Equinox shouldn't get you up and running with a tapestry application integrated with Hibernate. Maybe you can be a bit more explicit in regards to what "questions" of yours that it doesn't answer. You've refactored so many times to try different things, each time unsuccessful. I would suggest maybe using a small sample application to get started and prototype the integration you're after. After that's working, then add your application code. I venture to guess that after refactoring several times, your codebase might be a bit 'untidy' now. On 2/20/06, Andreas Bulling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > | - if you have decided that you need Spring, for AOP or else, but are > | put off by some exceptions you have been getting, don't give up so > | easily. Check again if you have all required libraries installed > | (missing libraries seem to have been the reasons for the first errors > | you have been posting). Have a look at AppFuse and "betterpetstore" to > | see how the three tools Tapestry, Spring and Hibernate are used > | together there. > > *sigh* > I can tell you: I definitely don't give up so easily. I'm fighting with > this whole issue for more than a week now (perhaps you've read my first > postings concering EJB's), refactored my whole code three times now > and read tons of documents/example code/etc. > I also looked at AppFuse but also that code didn't answer all my > questions. :( > >
