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integrating with spring framework apache tapestry apache tapestry getting started documentation download community mailing lists stackoverflow support getting involved edit this page apachetapestry tapestry5 development source code issues roadmap apache about apache events sponsorship license security thanks search apache tapestry documentation user guide integrating with spring framework integrating with spring framework tapestry easily integrates with spring framework allowing beans defined by spring to be injected into tapestry ioc services and into tapestry components in addition with tapestry 5 2 and later you can also go the other way injecting tapestry services in spring beans related articles page integrating with spring framework page security for integrating spring security into your application see security contents related articles spring version usage required dependency update your web xml file accessing the spring application context injecting beans injecting tapestry services in spring beans applicationcontextcustomizer 5 0 compatibility mode changes from 5 0 limitations spring version this module is compiled and tested against spring framework 2 5 6 it should be reasonable to override the dependency to earlier versions of spring though the code makes use of some apis that were added to spring to support jdk 1 5 annotations usage the integration is designed to be a very thin layer on top of spring s normal configuration for a web application detailed instructions are available in the spring documentation please omit the part about creating a contextloaderlistener this is now done automatically by tapestry required dependency to integrate spring with tapestry you should add the below dependency in your classpath the following exemple is for maven users dependency groupid org apache tapestry groupid artifactid tapestry spring artifactid version your tapestry version version dependency update your web xml file the short form is that you must make two small changes to your application s web xml first a special filter is used in replace of the standard tapestryfilter filter filter name app filter name special filter that adds in a t5 ioc module derived from the spring webapplicationcontext filter class org apache tapestry5 spring tapestryspringfilter filter class filter secondly you may add the normal spring configuration consisting of an optional context param identifying which spring bean configuration file s to load context param param name contextconfiglocation param name param value web inf daocontext xml web inf applicationcontext xml param value context param the context param lists the spring bean configuration file it is optional and defaults to just web inf applicationcontext xml if omitted accessing the spring application context by integrating spring in tapestry you get full access on spring applicationcontext as if you were accessing to any tapestry service simply inject into your pages and components inject private applicationcontext springcontext injecting beans inside your component classes you may use the inject annotation typically just adding inject to the field type is sufficient to identify the spring bean to inject inject private userdao userdao searching for spring beans is threaded into the masterobjectprovider service the spring context becomes one more place that tapestry searches when determining the injection for a injected field or method parameter injecting tapestry services in spring beans added in 5 2 if you have configured spring to allow annotation based injection then you will be able to inject tapestry services into your spring beans this feature is only available when spring applicationcontext is not configured and loaded externally inside your spring beans you may use inject http tapestry apache org current apidocs org apache tapestry5 ioc annotations inject html and autowired http static springsource org spring docs 3 0 x javadoc api org springframework beans factory annotation autowired html annotations simply add these two annotations on top the field you want to inject in your spring bean code language java inject autowired private myservice myservice code or use inject on top of arguments in autowired bean constructor methods code language java private final myservice myservice autowired public userdaoimpl inject myservice myservice this myservice myservice code h3 configuring spring with tapestry symbols this is accomplished by a beanfactorypostprocessors that resolves the values of placeholders from symbol values in the following example the value of the bean s property productionmode is the value of the tapestry s symbol tapestry production mode http tapestry apache org current apidocs org apache tapestry5 symbolconstants html production_mode code language xml bean id mybean class org example mybean property name productionmode value tapestry production mode bean code applicationcontextcustomizer a chain of command service applicationcontextcustomizer allows the application context created by tapestry to be customized as it is created you may contribute your own applicationcontextcustomizer instances as needed 5 0 compatibility mode in some circumstances it is desirable to configure the spring applicationcontext externally the context config param tapestry use external spring context can be configured to true tapestry will then use an existing applicationcontext provided by a spring contextloaderlistener you will still be able to inject spring beans into tapestry components and services and the applicationcontext service will be visible but you will not be able to inject tapestry ioc services into spring beans this option provides compatibility with the tapestry spring 5 0 including exposing spring beans as tapestry ioc services something that no longer occurs unless compatibility mode is enabled changes from 5 0 the changes below represent an unfortunate backwards compatibility issue if necessary you can still use tapestry spring version 5 0 18 with the rest of tapestry you may now use the inject or injectservice annotations inside spring beans these will be resolved to tapestry services or other objects available via the masterobjectprovider please see the detailed guide to injection the dependency on spring is no longer scope provider and has changed to 2 5 6 spring beans are no longer exposed as services unless 5 0 compatibility mode is enabled you no longer create a contextloaderlistener limitations non singleton beans are not handled properly tapestry will request the beans from the application context in a manner unsuitable for their life cycle for the moment you should consider the non singleton beans to be not injectable instead inject the applicationcontext service and obtain the non singleton beans as needed apache tapestry tapestry apache the apache feather logo and the apache tapestry project logo are trademarks of the apache software foundation apache tapestry home download team license documentation introduction principles getting started user guide docs component reference apidocs faq community mailing lists stackoverflow support getting involved edit this page social apachetapestry tapestry5 development source code issues apache about apache events sponsorship license security thanks about us apache tapestry is an open source component oriented framework for creating dynamic robust highly scalable web applications in java tapestry complements and builds upon the standard java servlet api and so it works in any servlet container or application server apache tapestry apache and the apache feather logo are trademarks of the apache software foundation all other marks mentioned may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners copyright 2020 the apache software foundation licensed under the apache license version 2 0