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1 Developing Spring based WebSphere Portal application using IBM Rational Application Developer

2 Table of Content Abstract...3 Overview...3 Sample Use case...3 Prerequisite :...3 Developing the spring portlet...4 Portlet project creation...4 Spring configuration for portlet project...5 GUI development of the portlet...10 Creation of JPA entities and Manager bean...10 Updating ViewController and JSP file to integrate with JPA beans...14 Deploying the portlet on WebSphere Portal...16 Executing the use case on the server...18 Summary...19 Resources...20

3 Abstract The aim of this article is to showcase development of Spring V3.1 based portlets for WebSphere Portal using IBM Rational Application Developer V8.5. The sample use case of this article incorporates fetching the data from a Derby database using JPA technology. It uses Spring 3.1 portlet MVC framework, JSR 286 portlet specifications, JPA and Derby as database. The article is divided into two sections. The first section shows how to create a portlet project and then configure it to consume Spring V3.1 framework. The second section is about creating UI for the portlet that displays records fetched from Derby database using JPA tooling. Overview Spring is one of the most popular application development frameworks for enterprise Java that aids creation of high performing, easily maintainable applications with reusable code. Spring is organized in a modular fashion. Spring's web or portlet framework is a well-designed MVC framework that lets you integrate with some of the existing technologies like object-relational mapping (ORM), logging frameworks, and some of the popular view technologies. Spring offers lightweight inversion of control (IoC) containers as compared to EJB containers. Spring provides scalable transaction management interface. Traditionally, Spring framework has been in use for web applications with application servers like WebSphere Application Server, but now its also used in portlet environment on WebSphere Portal Server to leverage the best of both. Sample Use case You will work with a portlet project that contains the Spring 3.1 libraries. The portlet is based on spring MVC architecture, and you will start with creating configuration files required to enable the project leverage the spring libraries. The project also interacts with a healthcare database by using JPA tooling to fetch the list of hospitals from a database table, and finally you will publish the portlet project on WebSphere portal Server to display the results in a HTML table format. Prerequisite : To create the sample, install the following software: 1) IBM Rational Application Developer version 8.5 2) IBM WebSphere Portal Server version 8.0 3) Spring libraries version On skill level, apart from knowledge about Spring, you should know how to work with IBM Rational Application Developer and JPA technology to simplify the process of project creation. You can prepare the development environment by installing IBM Rational Application Developer v8.5 and WebSphere Portal Server v8.0. Download and store the Spring Framework from Spring Source Site.

4 Developing the spring portlet In this section, you will first create a portlet, and then make it leverage Spring framework. Portlet project creation To create a portlet project: 1. Launch the Rational Application Developer in a new workspace. 2. Select File->New->Portlet Project. The Project creation dialog (as shown in figure 1) opens. Figure 1: New portlet project wizard

5 Enter SpringJPASample as the name of the project name. Select WebSphere Portal v8.0 as your target runtime. Select the Create a portlet checkbox. Click the modify button of the Configuration label, and select JSR286 as portlet API and Empty portlet as Portlet type. Click Finish. The portlet project is created in the workspace. Spring configuration for portlet project To configure Spring framework: 1) Copy the following Spring libraries into \WebContent\WEB-INF\lib folder as shown in figure 2. The added libraries are: org.springframework.web.struts m2.jar org.springframework.web.servlet m2.jar org.springframework.web.portlet m2.jar org.springframework.web m2.jar org.springframework.transaction m2.jar org.springframework.test m2.jar org.springframework.spring-library m2.libd org.springframework.oxm m2.jar org.springframework.orm m2.jar org.springframework.jms m2.jar org.springframework.jdbc m2.jar org.springframework.instrument.tomcat m2.jar org.springframework.instrument m2.jar org.springframework.expression m2.jar org.springframework.core m2.jar org.springframework.context.support m2.jar org.springframework.context m2.jar org.springframework.beans m2.jar org.springframework.aspects m2.jar org.springframework.asm m2.jar org.springframework.aop m2.jar commons-logging.jar Figure 2: Spring libraries in lib folder

6 2) Change the portlet class from the default one to org.springframework.web.portlet.dispatcherportlet : From the Enterprise Explorer view, open the Portlet Deployment Descriptor node (or open the file /WebContent/WEB-INF/portlet.xml). Select portlet tab, and select SpringJPASample portlet to view the details as shown in Figure 3. Click Browse button of Portlet class, and select org.springframework.web.portlet.dispatcherportlet. Click OK and save the changes. Figure 3: Choosing Spring portlet class

7 Note: The dispatcher portlet class handles all the requests from client and renders the output. 3) Create a XML file, SpringJPASample-portlet.xml in the folder \WebContent\WEB-INF\. Copy the code snippet 1 into it. Code Snippet 1: SpringJPASample-portlet.xml File <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <beans xmlns=" xmlns:xsi=" xmlns:p=" xmlns:context=" xmlns:mvc=" xsi:schemalocation=" <mvc:annotation-driven /> <context:component-scan base-package="com.ibm.springjpasample /> </beans> You have to declare a standard spring bean definition in dispatcher s context. The configuration file defines the viewcontroller and its location through bean element, which points to the class handling all view mode requests or alternatively you can use annotations. The dispatcher will start from the base-package and scan the package for beans that are annotated with respective

8 annotation, for annotation would enable the container to detect a designated controller class. For every portlet that you create, there is a file with name <Portlet-name>-portlet.xml. When the dispatcher portlet is initialized, the framework refers to the portlet.xml file in the WEB-INF directory of your web application. 4) The Spring based portlets require another configuration file called applicationcontext.xml to define the view resolver. To create the file: Right-click on the src folder and select New->Package, name it as context. Create a new XML file applicationcontext.xml in the context package. Copy the content for code from snippet 2 to the file. Code Snippet 2 : applicationcontext.xml file. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <beans xmlns=" xmlns:xsi=" xmlns:p=" xmlns:context=" xsi:schemalocation=" <context:annotation-config/> <bean id="viewresolver" class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.internalresourceviewresolver"> <property name="cache" value="false" /> <property name="viewclass" value="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.jstlview" /> <property name="prefix" value="/web-inf/pages/" /> <property name="suffix" value=".jsp" /> </bean> </beans> In this file you have added: The View Resolver bean with class - org.springframework.web.servlet.view.internalresourceviewresolver. The property viewclass with value org.springframework.web.servlet.view.jstlview, that enables the Java Server Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL) in the view. The property prefix points to the folder containing the view pages, and suffix points to the folder that contains the extension of the view file. 5) Add the reference of the applicationcontext, listener, servlet and servlet mappings in the Web Deployment Descriptor. To add these references: Open the Web Deployment Descriptor node (or /WebContent/WEB-INF/web.xml file) Copy the code snippet 3 to the file before <Welcome File-list> tag. Code Snippet 3: Web Deployment Descriptor

9 <context-param> <param-name>contextconfiglocation</param-name> <param-value>/web-inf/classes/context/applicationcontext.xml</paramvalue> </context-param> <listener> <listener-class> org.springframework.web.context.contextloaderlistener </listener-class> </listener> <servlet> <servlet-name>viewrendererservlet</servlet-name> <servlet-class>org.springframework.web.servlet.viewrendererservlet </servlet-class> <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>viewrendererservlet</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/web-inf/servlet/view</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> In the Web deployment descriptor, you have made following changes: The context parameter is defined and mapped to the applicationcontext.xml file. Listener is added and its class is set to, org.springframework.web.context.contextloaderlistener. It loads the web application context at the startup of the web application. The servlet ViewRendererServlet is added, the servlet class is set to org.springframework.web.servlet.viewrendererservlet. This class bridges servlet for portlet support. During the render phase, DispatcherPortlet wraps portlet request into servlet request and forwards control to ViewRendererServlet. Servlet mapping is defined to the path /WEB-INF/servlet/view. 6) Create a view controller class. To create the class file: Right-click the package com.ibm.springjpasample in Java Resources and select New-> Class to create a class with name ViewController. Copy the following code snippet 4 to ViewController.java file. Code Snippet 4: ViewController class. package com.ibm.springjpasample; import org.springframework.stereotype.controller; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.requestmapping; import public class ViewController { private static final String VIEW_PAGE public ModelAndView SpringJSP()

10 { try{system.out.println("calling SpringJSP"); catch(exception e){ e.printstacktrace(); return new ModelAndView(VIEW_PAGE); Note the use of default annotations for controller and request mapping to allow framework to recognize the controller class, and the method that provides model and view. GUI development of the portlet So far you have configured the Spring framework for the portlet, and now you will work on the JSP file to create the GUI to display the data. In this use case you will use Java Persistent API (JPA) to fetch the data from a Derby database. The data fetched is displayed in a HTML table. 1) Create the JSP page to render the view. To create the folder and add the JSP page: Right-click on the WEB-INF folder and select New -> Folder and name the folder as pages. Right-click on the pages folder and select New -> File to create a new JSP file by title SpringJSP.jsp. After adding the JSP page to the portlet project, you can add text to the JSP page and publish the project on the server to test the configuration changes. Creation of JPA entities and Manager bean 2) To integrate the application with the database server, you first need to establish the database connection. Use the Healthcare database (provided with the sample app) for the use case, save it in C:\db folder. To establish the database connection: Open the Database Development perspective (Window -> Open Perspective). Right-click Database Connections in Data Source Explorer view, and select New. New Connection wizard (figure 4) displays, select Derby as the database manager. Select Derby Embedded JDBC Driver Default as the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) driver. Browse and select C:\db\HealthCareDatabase in the Database Location field. Click Finish, ensure that the connection works. Figure 4: New connection wizard

11 3) To fetch data from the database, create the JPA entities and Manager Beans using the JPA tooling provided by Rational Application Developer. To create the JPA entitiy: In the Enterprise Explorer view, select the SpringJPASample project. Right-click and select JPA Tools -> Configure JPA Entities. The Configure JPA Entities window installs the JPA 1.0 facet, if it is not installed. In Configure JPA Entities wizard, click Create New JPA Entities, the Generate Custom Entities (figure 5) wizard displays. Select the HealthCareDatabase in connections drop-down and APP in schema drop-down. Select the HOSPITAL table and click Finish. On the Configure JPA Entities wizard, select the Hospital entity and click Finish. In src folder, a package labeled entity is added and Hospital.java gets created in it. Figure 5: Generate custom entities

12 4) Add a named query to the JPA entity to fetch the Hospital list. To add the named query: Right-click the Portlet project and select JPA Tools -> Configure JPA Entities. Select the Hospital entity from the list of available entities and click Next. Select the Named Queries task (figure 6) and click Add. Accept the default values on the Add Named Query wizard and click OK In Configure JPA entities wizard, click Finish. The entity class Hospital.java gets annotated with the named query. Figure 6: Configure JPA entities

13 5) Create the JPA Manager bean for the Hospital entity. To create JPA Manager bean: Right-click the Portlet project and select JPA Tools -> Add JPA Manager Beans. In JPA Manager Bean wizard, click Finish. The HospitalManager.java gets created in src/entities/controller. 6) To add the bean definition of HospitalManager to applicationcontext.xml, copy the code snippet 5 to applicationcontext.xml file. Code Snippet 5: Bean definition of HospitalManager. <bean id="hospitalmanager" class="entities.controller.hospitalmanager" /> 7) Manually manage and provide the EntityManagerFactory required to run a jsp file which calls a JPA entity. You are not using resource injection which is container managed. To set the EnityManagerFactory: Create a new class EMFProvider in the package com.ibm.springjpasample.

14 Copy the code snippet 6 to it. Code Snippet 6: EMFProvider class. package com.ibm.springjpasample; import javax.persistence.entitymanagerfactory; import javax.persistence.persistence; public class EMFProvider { private static EntityManagerFactory emf; private static final String project = "SpringJPASample"; public EMFProvider() { public static synchronized EntityManagerFactory getemf() { if (emf == null) { emf = Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory(project); return emf; Note: If you create the project with a different name, then give that value for the property project. 8) Change the default constructor in HospitalManager.java file to set the EMFProvider. To change the default constructor, replace it with the code snippet 7. Code Snippet 7: Default constructor for Hospital Manager bean. public HospitalManager() { this.emf =EMFProvider.getEMF(); Updating ViewController and JSP file to integrate with JPA beans 9) Change the ViewController to class to work with the JPA entities, and provide the desired model and view to ViewResolver. To implement the use case logic, copy the code snippet 8 to the ViewController.java. Code Snippet 8: ViewController.java package com.ibm.springjpasample; import java.util.list; import org.springframework.context.applicationcontext; import org.springframework.context.support.classpathxmlapplicationcontext; import org.springframework.stereotype.controller; import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.requestmapping; import org.springframework.web.portlet.modelandview;

15 import entities.hospital; import public class ViewController { private static final String VIEW_PAGE = public ModelAndView springjsp() { ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView(VIEW_PAGE); List<Hospital> hoslist; ApplicationContext applicationcontext = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("context/applicationContext.xml"); HospitalManager hm1 =(HospitalManager) applicationcontext.getbean("hospitalmanager"); hoslist = hm1.gethospital(); mv.addobject("objects",hoslist); return mv; The method springjsp in ViewController class fetchs the list of hospital records using the HospitalManager bean. The list is added to model and view object with a key objects and returned to applicationcontext for ViewResolver to display the output. 10) To display the result in a HTML table format, make the following changes to the JSP page. Add the following taglib at top section of the page where taglibs are defined. <%@ taglib uri=" prefix="c"%> Copy the code snippet 9 to the JSP Code Snippet 9 : HTML table to display the result <c:if test="${not empty objects"> <table border="1"> <tr bgcolor="silver"> <th align="center" valign="middle">name</th> <th align="center" valign="middle">address</th> <th align="center" valign="middle"> id</th> <th align="center" valign="middle">website</th> </tr> <c:foreach var="o" items="${objects"> <tr> <td align="center" valign="middle" bgcolor="#c0c0c0"><c:out value="${o.name" /> </td> <td align="center" valign="middle" bgcolor="white"><c:out value="${o.address" /> </td> <td align="center" valign="middle" bgcolor="#c0c0c0"><c:out value="${o. id" /> </td> <td align="center" valign="middle" bgcolor="white"><c:out value="${o.website" />

16 </td> </tr> </c:foreach> </table> </c:if> The key objects used in conditional statement here is the same key that was used to store the hospital list in springjsp() in ViewController class. Deploying the portlet on WebSphere Portal Now you are all set to publish the portlet application on to WebSphere Portal. To publish the project, create the server instance and start the server, in case it is not started. To create the server instance: 1) Go to File -> New -> Other -> Server to launch the server creation wizard (shown in figure 7). 2) Select WebSphere Portal v8.0 Server and provide the hostname, click Next. Figure 7: Server creation wizard

17 3) On the WebSphere Settings wizard, provide the port numbers to connect to the server, server credentials, and click Next. 4) On the Portal Settings wizard, provide the server credentials required to publish the project to the server, and click Next. 5) Click Finish. 6) If server is not started, right-click the server instance created above and select Start. 7) After the server starts, right-click on portlet project and select Run on server (figure 8) to display the Run On Server wizard. Figure 8: Run On Server option

18 8) In the Run On Server wizard, select the server instance that you created and click Finish. Executing the use case on the server The Run On Server wizard publishes the portlet project. It also places the portlet on a portal page labeled as Rational Components, and opens the browser instance rendering the portlet. You will have the portlet SpringJPASample on the page displaying the list of hospitals with details, such as name, address, ID and website in a HTML table. See the figure 9 to view the table

19 Figure 9: Table output shown in web browser Summary In this article you have learned how to integrate Spring framework based portlet application with WebSphere Portal by using IBM Rational Application Developer. The use case that you followed created a portlet project in IBM Rational Application Developer, and showed how to configure the portlet project using the Spring framework by adding the desired libraries. This was followed by creation of required configuration files and accordingly creating an action class to implement the business logic to return the appropriate view. After the Spring configuration, you used JPA to communicate with Derby database by using JPA tooling provided by IBM Rational Application Developer. Finally, to visualize and test the application, you designed the GUI in a JSP file and published the portlet project to WebSphere Portal Server.

20 Resources 1) Get information about Rational Application Developer and how to use it: What's new in Rational Application Developer v 8.0.3? IBM Rational Application Developer v8 Information center. 2) For product documentation about WebSphere Portal Server v 7.0 Documentation link for WebSphere portal. 3) How to download Spring libraries and its information: Spring downloads link for different releases. Spring release documentation. 4) Apache OpenJPA 5) The Java Persistence API - A Simpler Programming Model for Entity Persistence

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