Re: [morph-developer] Spring support

[Matt S. <Mat...@wh...>]

What kind of Spring extensions were you thinking of?  So far there are 
integrations with Spring in various places:
sandbox: net.sf.morph.beans.MorphBeanWrapper (not really implemented or 
used)
sandbox: net.sf.morph.beans.MorphPropertyEditor (ready for prime time, 
probably)
sandbox: net.sf.morph.beans.ConverterDelegatingPropertyEditor (looks 
like a duplicate of MorphPropertyEditor)

sandbox: net.sf.morph.beans.PropertyEditorManagerConverter - this is a 
converter that delegates to java.beans.PropertyEditorManager, so I guess 
this isn't really directly Spring related

core: BaseTransformer.getLocale() - retrieves Locale from Spring-created 
ThreadLocal, if available

If you're thinking of a rather tight integration with one or more 
features, perhaps we should do a new package like
net.sf.morph.spring

Or if we anticipate future integrations with other packages than perhaps
net.sf.morph.ext.spring
net.sf.morph.ext.velocity

etc

A nice convention Spring uses when integrating with other packages is to 
put the integration in a package that describes the type of tool its 
integrating with.  For example:
org.springframework.orm.hibernate

Matt S

Matt Benson wrote:
> Thoughts on a good packagename in which we can place
> classes intended to support use of Morph in
> conjunction with the Spring framework?
>
> -Matt B 
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