public List
and it's implementation into UserAuthenticatorImpl
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") //to avoid IDE's complaints)
public List
Session session = HibernateUtil.getSessionFactory().getCurrentSession();
session.beginTransaction();
List result = session.createQuery("from TUser").list();
session.getTransaction().commit();
return result;
}
)
added 2 new pages,
Registration (BeanEditForm example, ScreenCast #4)
the page duplicates in fact AddNew page functionality, was added just as an example of different approaches
Registration.html (submitLabel="Create" is not the same as in the screencast )and Registration.java
and
Home (Grid example, ScreenCast #5). The page purpose is a) to show an example of Grid component usage; b) The grid on the page must display all the registered users (that's why getTUsersList() was added).
Home.html
I used
<t:parameter name="passwordCell">
*****
</t:parameter>
to hide "password" column values (see next post for other way).
public class Home { @Inject private UserAuthenticator _authenticatior;
public List
{
}
Now, after successful login navigation goes to the Home (which displays existing users list):
There are still a lot of question and things-to-be-improved... .
7. SimpleTapestry 5 CRUD application -Step 07, Cancel button, variant 1.
6. SimpleTapestry 5 CRUD application -Step 06, tweaking a grid a bit.
5. Simple Tapestry 5 CRUD application - BeanEditForm and Grid screencasts aprobation.
4. SimpleTapestry 5 CRUD application -Step 04 Adding some basic Hibernate features into the project.
3. SimpleTapestry 5 CRUD application -Step 03, "user" bean creation.
2. SimpleTapestry 5 CRUD application -Step 02, adding a service.
1. SimpleTapestry 5 CRUD application -Step 01.
5 comments:
dont be so lazy on this one =P you should put up the steps on how to do this rather then redirect the user, not everything is the same, and had to extract the info from your src files.
Well, you've persuaded me, wait a bit for additional details.
For some weird reason when you stop the application and restart jetty, the session doesn't seem to be commited. the data persists in the db until you access a method on any class which insititates a db session.
okay i figured that out, looks like its auto creating and overwriting the table again and again each time a session is established
have to remove
property name="hbm2ddl.auto"
create
property
in the hibernate.cfg.xml file. definatly should specific this in the tutorials for people without any knowledge on hibernate
the BeanEditForm component can have errors recorded to it as of tapestry version 5.0.5. The error you want to record should be Sorry, user name is already taken. choose another.
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