thank you for the source code

[Yury Luneff]

I'd like to thank you guys for the ideas you have shared with your
code.

We are developing a serious tapestry application (not by size, but by
purpose) and the information given to us by your source code is
invaluable.

Big large thanks to you and good luck to your efforts:)

[Robin Komiwes]

You're very welcome.

That was exactly the purpose of Wooki, and it's a great pleasure to see that it has been helpfull. 

Could you tell us more specifically what did you found usefull?

Regards,

Robin Komiwes

[Yury Luneff]

no problem :)

as for now it is:
1. using managers instead of just DAO (yes, as for now our pages use
only DAO)
2. dev/prod properties in external files taken through spring (we had
many thoughts about "how do we..." and here is one of the answers that
works)
3. security-related components that operate in terms of domain
4. 404 error from tapestry :) (you know, of course, there are not much
of errors in tapestry without some hacking)
5. clarification about testing (tapestrys own testing is a bit
complicated to understand for me), we are still on our way to fully
test our project

i can't remember more for now, but assimilation with wookis ideas is
in progress :)

we use jquery too -- already managed to use javascriptstack, but you
have some examples of components that use it (for now it is very sadly
done in my project :))

There is a thing I did not like: why do you use HQL while there is
Criteria API? This requires you to cope with injections and I think
criteria api is better overall. Why? :)

[Christophe Cordenier]

Hi,

Thanks for your feedbacks, it's nice to have been read :)

Actually, we have made the choice of HQL queries to be lesser tied to Hibernate. We have preferred to use a configuration based on persistence.xml + a use of JPA standard Persistence manager instead of HibernateSession.

Criterium API is powerfull, and it was a hard choice not to use it, but we wanted to be as close as possible to JPA.

I still need to learn differences between JPA QL and HQL to be completely JPA implementation free.

Best Regards,
Christophe Cordenier.

2010/2/18 Yury Luneff <kool...@mail.ru>

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Regards,
Christophe Cordenier.

Developer of wooki @wookicentral.com