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How very..... PRAGMATIC.... of you.

Of course util:map exists. What does not exist is the ability to embed values in the body of an entry element.

HOWEVER, I found the following, that does...

How is it that this exists:



<util:properties id="whatever">
<prop key="1">Spring is easy.</prop>
<prop key="2">Spring is useful.</prop>
<prop key="3">Spring is fun to...

In short, I want to perform JSR-303 validation on parameters to a @Transaction method, but have the validation performed before the database transaction is begun. I'm using Spring 3.0.3, Hibernate...

I appreciate that having web integration examples are important for any security framework. Most enterprise programmers have been exposed to, or currently utilize, a JEE web application, which makes...

Is there a way to define a bean/reference as the class of an object type, and not a single object reference?

For example, this is what I effectively want:



<bean...

I didn't use it. Instead, I rely on Spring to handle the server-based JMX connector, but use a custom, non-Spring client that connects for each method invocation.

Would you be willing to share? This would be a fantastically useful feature for me.

For those interested, this is what I had to do.

Make sure an instance of the RMI Registry has been defined within Spring, if you are using that communication format. There is no example of this...

Using Spring 2.0.4 in a command line application (no embedded JMX support), I'm trying to follow the documentation as closely as possible in setting up JMX.

The problem I'm running into is the...

That's exactly what I feared, yes. I was hoping that the proxy was a runtime compiled class wrapper, which would intercept 'this' invocations.

I really don't want to change frameworks, especially...

Thanks, and that's good news.

But reading your post and the docs confirms a fear of mine, and that sucks. Better to know about it though.

Thanks again.

Do private and protected methods within my target have to be defined within the transactionAttributes properties? Or will they inherit the transaction attributes wrapped from the public methods...

Is there any way to specify the server at runtime for an RMI call with Spring?

The support classes (as always) look fantastic, but I need to make RMI call to different servers depending on the...

Yes, helps. Thanks.

Is this possible using a SessionFactoryBean implementation? If so, which?

Would you show what you are setting within the bean element to do this? thanks.

Do I still have to list each class, or is there a way they can be auto-detected from the classpath?

jablint is awesome. I want to have a million of his/her babies.

I'm migrating to using the EJB 3 annotations in my classes instead of XDoclet to hbm.xml files. So far, things have gone well using the Eclipse environment tests.

However, I can not figure out...

Understood. Thank you very much for the reply.

If the setMaxResults() method is invoked with a value other than zero on org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.HibernateTemplate, will this value be reset back to zero for the connection/session? The...

Makes perfect sense.

Is there any way that the nested transaction can roll back the entire transaction, beyond the created savepoint?

Would someone please describe the difference between these two TransactionDefinitions? I'm most interested in what happens to a pre-existing transaction, when/if it is rolled back, etc.

Thanks for the reply.

I had considered those methods, but I wanted something that was more aspect-friendly.

Since I'm using Spring to "overlay" my Hibernate code, is there some nifty Spring method by which I can determine if a given persistable object is unsaved (never been persisted) as specified by the...