is springdoclet use to generate bean defination xml files? servlet-config.xml..etc ?
i trying to find out what is the different springdoclet compared to spring roo
Spring Roo is a framework similar to grails, but written in java. It has different purpose comparing to springdoclet.
Also, see user guide for roo
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Using rest service using Helidon
Have created app using Helidon and rest services are available from Helidon.
i want to use spring jdbc template,dao Autowire features with Helidon and searched lot didn't find any article first of all is it right way ? Please suggest docs links
Spring and Helidon are alternative frameworks indented for (mostly) the same purpose. They are two different worlds that will have problems coliding.
I don't think it's impossible to combine them, but it is at least impractical and bound to bring lots of problems like bean instantiation, classloader and so on with them.
I'd recommend you choose one of the two and stick with it.
Helidon is not Spring so does not support these features. It sounds like you want to write a Spring application instead.
I've been playing around with aspects in my spring boot project using spring-boot-starter-aop. It's all working nicely and I have good test coverage with some of them leveraging whats offered in spring boot e.g. #SpringBootTest.
Since the aspects and related code would be useful across multiple different projects I wanted to extract this code into a separate "utility" project. Then import this utility project as a dependency.
As I understand stand it (from here), a spring boot project should generally not be used as a dependency. Since I'm using spring-boot-starter-aop and also leveraging spring beans etc in my tests, this is a problem...
I'm just wondering on the best way to proceed. Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
is there something similar to tags and tags in spring boot? I should make a following page:
I was considering to use SimpleFormController but it exists in Spring MVC. In my current project we are using spring boot + jsp (Now I am considering thymleaf, but I prefer to use jsp, we have already used it). May be you can give me some useful advice, in any way I will appreciate you for help.
I want to develop a project using with JSF, Spring, Hibernate technologies. I don't know how my project structure should be. Interfaces, implements, managedBeans, models, services, dao and goes on.
Is it possible you to guide me about this?
Thanks.
This JSF + Spring + Hibernate might be useful for you. Just follow all the procedures correctly and you will get what you want. Before I had tried it before. Or just download it's Source Code which you can find at the bottom.
Does anyone know of a good archytype for Spring Web MVC with Hibernate ? I have been searching and have not been able to find any ?
Kind Regards,
Muhammad Mateen
You could use appFuse: http://static.appfuse.org/archetypes.html
However, I would recommend spring ROO. Spring ROO doesn't provide archetypes, but does provide a similar skeleton setup via spring roo commands.