Can I replace Spring IoC with T5 IoC?

[Joshua Jackson <jo...@gmail.com>]

Dear all,

I've been analyzing whether Tapestry 5 is suitable for my next
project. One question that arised when I take a look at Tapestry is
whether I can replace Spring IoC with Tapestry IoC. This replacement
is of course to use T5 IoC to bind other frameworks like JPA and
Acegi. One thing I really dislike about Spring is the XML
configurations. And the way I see it, T5 IoC has less fuss about XML
configs. Has anyone done this before?

Regards,
joshua

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Re: Can I replace Spring IoC with T5 IoC?

[Kristian Marinkovic <kr...@porsche.co.at>]

hi, 

you could use Hivemind 2 ... uses Annotations too!
And there is the Spring JavaConfig project that provides
Spring annotations (never used myself) 

the problem you face when using Tapestry IoC or
Hivemind 2 is that you will not find the rich integration 
with other frameworks nor the abstractions 
... like Spring does (e.g. mail api, session). 
... of course you can reimplement it :)

If you don't need it you can go with Tapestry IoC or 
Hivemind 2 (both in alpha stage!). I'm using Hivemind 1.1.1
for a couple of projects myself with no problems.

IMHO from a pure DI/IOC point of view there are only 
few to no differences (e.g. Spring does not have contributions). 
Maybe there are some performance issues but i never 
had any nor looked for them :) ... 

just my two cents :)

g,
kris





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Dear all,

I've been analyzing whether Tapestry 5 is suitable for my next
project. One question that arised when I take a look at Tapestry is
whether I can replace Spring IoC with Tapestry IoC. This replacement
is of course to use T5 IoC to bind other frameworks like JPA and
Acegi. One thing I really dislike about Spring is the XML
configurations. And the way I see it, T5 IoC has less fuss about XML
configs. Has anyone done this before?

Regards,
joshua

-- 
YM!: thejavafreak
Blog: http://www.nagasakti.or.id/roller/joshua/

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