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You should tell us what exception or problem you have.
Probably view not found?

First the InternalResourceViewResolver is never reached since UrlBasedViewResolver will throw an exception if it...

From the HibernateTemplate docs:By default HibernateTemplate will use the same existing transaction for all the operations. That means that while in a transaction you can call...

Well, it's already here in the release candidate.
Issues in the final release are just documentation changes, so it's quite safe to start using the RC.

This must be in one of the latest version, isn't it? maybe even a nightly snapshot?

AjaxTilesView will only execute its part when it receives an AJAX request, otherwise it will give the request to its parent, TilesView.
When using an AJAX request you can specify which tile you want...

You can easily add your formula as a projection and use it to sort.

I guess it's possible to do it.
To render only fragments you have to use a transition in your flow definition, after all. So there must be some way to create a transition that will only render the...

Well, webflow had support for this till the 2.0.5 version. It was removed in the 2.0.6.
The ViewState class would store "webflow.originatingViewState" in the requestScope when it was exited.

So,...

Well, the error is not completely misleading, since in fact JdbcTemplate is created when you set a data source.


public final void setDataSource(DataSource dataSource) {
if (this.jdbcTemplate...

I just answered that in case you didn't try it, cause it's not so difficult. Didn't want to be rude.

You have two options. Download the files latest version and put it in your project or put it in...

I'm not completely sure, but I think you'll have to use a ResultTransformer, like DISTINCT_ROOT_ENTITY or Transformers.aliasToBean, or something like that.

List userList =
getHibernateTemplate().executeWithNativeSession(new HibernateCallback<List>() {
public List doInHibernate(Session session) throws HibernateException {
SQLQuery query =...

<form:form modelAttribute="formModel" cssClass="compactForm">
<table>
<c:forEach items="${formModel.rows}" varStatus="loop">
<tr>
<td><form:checkbox...

What I understand is that the @ResponseBody annotation takes care of everything as long as the Jackson library is in your classpath and you use the mvc:annotation-driven configuration element.

I think your best bet would be Jackson

The docs are very brief: Json converter

But you can read more about it the the Spring team's blog: Ajax Simplifications in Spring 3.0

I, sometimes, use...

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How to provide default values for bean if properties file contains null value
Not to set a property value with unresolved...

If you know its id (You stored it in a variable somewhere), you can do this:
context.execute(new Transition(new DefaultTargetStateResolver(originatingViewStateId)));

It is possible.

<form:select path="myList">
<c:forEach items="${formModel.listTypes}" var="option">
<form:option value="${option}" cssClass="${option.active? 'on': 'off'}"><fmt:message key="${option}"...

When using @SessionAttributes, the listed attributes are expected to be in the already there in the model before calling any request handling method.
It can be built by binding a form in a page to a...

You can write your custom exception handler and use it in any flow.

First, your class must implement FlowExecutionExceptionHandler

public class CustomFlowExceptionHandler implements...

Well, in fact, this issue has already been fixed in the 3.0.3 release.

Well, I really don't understand your problem.
When you define a variable either you explicitly set its value or let the jvm do it with implicit initialization.
If you need to give it a value, of...

You don't need to explicitly define all values fit PropertyOverrideConfigurer.
With a PropertyOverrideConfigurer, you don't use placeholders. You just set the default values for the properties you...

There are two ways of doing this:

First, in your flow definition:
<transition on-exception="some.custom.WrongValueException" to="errorStateId" />

Second, in a custom exception handler:...