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at org.springframework.webflow.execution.repository.support.CompositeFlowExecutionKey.keyParts(CompositeFlowExecutionKey.java:105)
at...

Hello,

Ever since I upgrade from 1.0 to 2.1, I've see this in our logs. We get invalid flow execution keys like '_c3A0E596F-15E7-58BE-B67B-C3F002F33341_kB550E90D-EA69-0B14-31C5-986E94ABE661' which...

in swf 1.05 i had:





<view-state id="viewArrayLayout" view="arraylayout">
<transition on="viewArrayLayoutImg" to="viewModuleLayoutImage">
<set...

Well for users of toplink essentials (and presumably eclipselink as well), a work-around seems to be to query the modified object using the toplink hit "toplink.refresh". I'm calling this refresh...

OK, thanks. Do you see anything that's amiss here?



@Entity(name="Project")
@Table(name="project")
public class Project extends PersistentDomainObjectWithMetaData implements...

>You need to remove it from the collection inside the Project not set the reference to null.

In ProjectManagerImp#removeDesign, I call it.remove() that removes it from the collection.

I've...

Thanks for responding so quickly.

I removed the line:

persistentDesign.setProject(null);

This didn't seem to fix the issue.

Here's the console output:

Hello,


here's the set-up:
* I'm using JPA, Spring's JPA Support Daos, the LocalContainerEntityManagerFactoryBean, transactions are configured via annotations.

* All daos are wired with with...

I would also like to know why it works on the interface and not the implementation.

Ah ne'er mind. The bean was autoproxying. It was a totally different issue. thx anyways.

Thanks for the response Marten. Everything is in a single ApplicationContext xml config file. Furthermore, when the controller's handlerequest method is marked with the transactional annotation, it...

I have a service class called ProjectManagerImp that implements the ProjectManager Interface.

An instance of ProjectManagerImp is injected into ProjectController




public class...

Did you figure this out? I'm experiencing the same problem

Nevermind.. this was a result of the hosting company rewriting the startup script. I eventually gave up on figuring this out myself and sent them a support ticket, and they got it working for me....

After playing around with this some more and ready to try something new after 15 hours of reading and rereading the documentation, forums, etc, I decided to deviate from the instructions in the...

One
Documentation states: "In order to use the custom ClassLoader on:"
This doesn't make sense, because the word "on" implies that the bulleted list that follows will explain different options for...

Thnx. But. The hosting company deleted that file and instead has instructions to use "startup.sh". I added that line to "startup.sh" and I still get a warning when I start tomcat that I need to start...

I know many of you will think this is a stupid question. But how in the world do you start tomcat with a javaagent?

./startup.sh -javaagent:path/to/spring-agent.jar ...?

./tomcat -javaagent...

I'm using toplink essentials and using annotations to declare transactions. Where is the best place to start transactions? It seems that some people start the transactions in the Daos, while most...

The problem was that the class I was marking as transactional did not have a constructor and could not be autoproxied. I refactored the classes as Marten suggested, swapping out the getInstance...

Hmmm... Can I use @transactional on classes that do not have a no-arg constructor? My Daos are singletons that can only be accessed with a getInstance method. Is this why I'm getting the "not...

The @transactional annotation seems to be having no effect

I am using them on concrete classes
I am using them on methods that are called externally
I included the tx:annotation-driven in my...

How in world do you access the flow scope from outside the web flow?

Here's what I'm trying to do:

In one of my views, the user will have the option to view a graphical representation of an...

Just normal validation errors. But while Spring MVC (2.5) puts these in the model as "org.springframework.validation.BindingResult.**," SWF (1.0.5) puts them in the model (and FlashScope) as...

The Spring hasBindError tag does not appear to work with SWF generated errors because the tag looks for a parameter named "org.springframework.validation.BindingResult.**" in the request, while SWF...