Review
In the previous section, we have implemented the Java classes and organized them in various layers. In this section, we will write the configuration files, which are mainly XML documents.Table of Contents
Part 1: Introduction and Functional SpecsPart 2: MongoDB setup
Part 3: Java classes
Part 4: XML configuration
Part 5: HTML Files (with AJAX)
Part 6: Running the Application
Configuration
To enable MongoDB repository, including template support, we have to declare the following beans:- a Mongo repository
- a Mongo host
- a Mongo template
- Optionally, we declared an InitMongoService to automatically populate our database with sample data
For MongoDB connection, we've extracted the database properties in a separate file.
Finally, here's our applicationContext.xml file
Next
In the next section, we will create the HTML and JavaScript files. Click here to proceed.|
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