Problem with spring+mybatis+axis2 publishing webservice interface on myeclipse

Premise:

Suddenly one day this month, there was a project docking that required the use of the interface published by axis2. This stumped me. After all, I didn’t even know how to publish the webservice interface before. Later, the first interface - sayHi() was released from HelloWorld; up to this step everything went smoothly. Only when integrating with axis2, a problem occurred. The dao layer of spring was in the interface after axis2 was released. , has always been null, it seems that spring has not been initialized. During this period, I tested to execute a request according to the normal process, and it was correct. However, it did not work after integrating with axis2. During this test, it was very painful. It's very painful. I have tried all imaginable methods one by one, including forced acquisition of dao and singleton mode, but nothing works. So I had to settle for the next best thing, first use spring+mybatis+cxf to publish a usable interface as a proxy, and then use the axis2 box to publish a separate method to call the proxy to achieve project docking. Let's start with the introduction of spring+mybatis+cxf:

1. Create the project directory:

First, we create an entity class Person.java

package com.srit.user.model;public class Person {private String id;  private String name;  private int age;  private String birthday;  private double hight;  public String getId() {  return id;  
    }  public void setId(String id) {  this.id = id;  
    }  public String getName() {  return name;  
    }  public void setName(String name) {  this.name = name;  
    }  public int getAge() {  return age;  
    }  public void setAge(int age) {  this.age = age;  
    }  public String getBirthday() {  return birthday;  
    }  public void setBirthday(String birthday) {  this.birthday = birthday;  
    }  public double getHight() {  return hight;  
    }  public void setHight(double hight) {  this.hight = hight;  
    }  
}

Then let’s first write PersonDao.java in dao. It is an interface. It mainly performs simple addition, deletion, modification and query

package com.srit.user.dao;import java.util.List;import javax.jws.WebMethod;import javax.jws.WebService;import com.srit.user.model.Person;public interface PersonDao {public void insertPerson(Person person);  public void updatePerson(Person person);  public List<person> findPerson(String name);  public void deletePerson(String id);  
}</person>

The following is the implementation class PersonDaoImpl.java

 1 package com.srit.user.dao.impl; 2  3 import java.util.List; 4  5 import javax.annotation.Resource; 6  7 import org.mybatis.spring.SqlSessionTemplate; 8 import org.mybatis.spring.support.SqlSessionDaoSupport; 9 10 import com.srit.user.dao.PersonDao;11 import com.srit.user.model.Person;12 13 public class PersonDaoImpl extends SqlSessionDaoSupport implements PersonDao {14 15     private SqlSessionTemplate sqlSessionTemplate;  
16     17     public SqlSessionTemplate getSqlSessionTemplate() {  
18         return sqlSessionTemplate;  
19     }  
20   21     @Resource(name="sqlSessionTemplate")    
22     public void setSqlSessionTemplate(SqlSessionTemplate sqlSessionTemplate) {  
23         this.sqlSessionTemplate = sqlSessionTemplate;  
24     }  
25   26     public void deletePerson(String id) {  
27         getSqlSession().delete("com.srit.usr.dao.PersonDao.deletePerson", id);  
28     }  
29   30     public List<person> findPerson(String name) {  
31         return getSqlSession().selectList("com.srit.user.dao.PersonDao.findPerson", name);  
32     }  
33   34     public void insertPerson(Person person) {  
35         getSqlSession().insert("com.srit.user.dao.PersonDao.insertPerson", person);  
36     }  
37   38     public void updatePerson(Person person) {  
39         getSqlSession().update("com.srit.user.dao.PersonDao.updatePerson", person);  
40     }  
41   42 43 }</person>

of the dao layer, followed by the service layer PersonService.java

package com.srit.user.service;import java.util.List;import com.srit.user.model.Person;public interface PersonService {public void insertPerson(Person person);  public void updatePerson(Person person);  public List<person> findPerson(String name);  public void deletePerson(String id); 
}</person>

Next is the implementation class of the service layer, PersonServiceImpl.java

package com.srit.user.service.impl;import java.util.List;import javax.annotation.Resource;import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;import org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoader;import org.springframework.web.context.WebApplicationContext;import com.srit.user.dao.PersonDao;import com.srit.user.model.Person;import com.srit.user.service.PersonService;

@Service  
@Transactional  
public class PersonServiceImpl implements PersonService {  
      
    @Resource  private PersonDao personDao;  
      public PersonDao getPersonDao() {  return personDao;  
    }  public void setPersonDao(PersonDao personDao) {  this.personDao = personDao;  
//        WebApplicationContext context=ContextLoader.getCurrentWebApplicationContext();//        personDao =(PersonDao)context.getBean("personDao");    }  
  public void deletePerson(String id) {  
        personDao.deletePerson(id);  
    }  
  public List<person> findPerson(String name) {  return personDao.findPerson(name);  
    }  
  public void insertPerson(Person person) {  
        personDao.insertPerson(person);  
    }  
  public void updatePerson(Person person) {  
        personDao.updatePerson(person);  
    }  
  
}</person>

, and then the service interface we want to publish, MyWebservice.java

1 package com.srit.user.webservice;2 3 import com.srit.user.model.Person;4 5 public interface MyWebservice {6     public String czDate(Person person); 
7 }

Of course it must have its implementation class MyWebserviceImpl.java

After get off work. . . Next time I’ll write

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