Your "AppModule" is created with the same name used in web.xml (as Robin
pointed out). By default its AppModule.java, as created by the
quickstart archetype. You should find that to use Hibernate you need
only to add it, annotations, and tapestry-hibernate to your pom.xml.
After that you need only to @Ineject Session instances into
classes/components/pages where you want to use it. For the record, I did
a test with entities in a different package (not *.entities) and was
able to use Hibernate fine. This is because the tapestry-hibernate
module auto-loads (and maganges) sessions based on hibernate.hbm.xml,
which also is responsible for loading entities (unless you configure via
another method). I did not need to contribute as the documentation
suggested.
sincerely,
chris
Andy Buckley wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get Tapestry working with Hibernate - unfortunately there isn't
much guidance on this, but I found this tutorial handy:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowToUseTapestryHibernate
My application differs from this template, though, because the mapped entities
are in an external library. This page:
http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5/tapestry-hibernate/conf.html
shows a way to deal with this, but I'm left with no idea where to put my
contributeHibernateSessionSource(...) method! It doesn't seem to work if added
to the page class (good: that would be inconvenient anyway!) so where should I
put it? Help! :-)
Thanks,
Andy
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