I keep getting this strange exception in the log when I force a flush on the EntityManger. It says there is no transaction in progress. However, as can be seen in bold in the stacktrace, Spring JTA...
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I keep getting this strange exception in the log when I force a flush on the EntityManger. It says there is no transaction in progress. However, as can be seen in bold in the stacktrace, Spring JTA...
A simple example is available here
http://javasight.wordpress.com/2010/10/04/monitoring-with-spring-and-jamon-using-jamonperformancemonitorinterceptor/
Regards,
Franklin
Honestly, I have tried that out
http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?t=80265
However, since someone got the same error here recently, I thought he might have rectified it somehow and...
CachingConnectionFactory looks good in name, however I have been facing one issue for which I seem not to be able to fix. In the even the connection gets dropped(like a cable pull), the next time you...
Is there a means in which the connection can be re-tried, just like JDBC connections. I am also facing the same issue. I am quite sure it is not there, but in case I am missing something.
Regards,...
Excellent. I shall give it a try and get back to you with any troubles I may face.
Regards,
Franklin
Well an active roadmap , gives confidence to use the codebase.
From the documentation, I can see that the caching strategy is based on a key being generated.
However, what I am looking for is...
What is the project roadmap for the ehcache-annotations projects. Looks pretty new and that's what worrying me.
Ouch...I really wish it was there. The custom implementation looks fine but the only worry is , what if the resetConnection is called(by some timer/scheduler) when actually the connection is being...
I am also facing the same problem. The documentation clearly says
void setReconnectOnException(boolean reconnectOnException)
Specify whether the single Connection should be reset (to...
In my specific use case I would like to get access to the RAW payload before/after the unmarshalling is done specifically when using AbstractMarshallingPayloadEndpoint. The point is, I would like to...
Marshalling is good, but when you can just work with raw XML...go for it.
Check this out
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The ideal way would be to get hold of this method
public final void invoke(MessageContext messageContext) throws Exception {
thats in the AbstractMashallingPayloadEndpoint. However , guess...
If I would want to get the RAW (Request) payload when using an AbstractMarshallingPayloadEndpoint, what should I do?
I am aware, in the case of AbstractJ<ish>PayloadEndpoint , the payload is...
<bean id="holiday" class="org.springframework.ws.wsdl.wsdl11.DefaultWsdl11Definition">
<property name="schemaCollection" ref="schemaCollection"/> ...
I really wish someone addressed this. I implemented WS-Security, however there just seems no way to make it show up in the WSDL.
Regards,
Franklin
The implementation of the EchoEndpoint is just the standard sample. But provided for reference.
package com.datel.app;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import...
Dear Friends,
After long two days I have finally deployed SpringWS 1.5.2 on Oracle AS 10.1.2. Finally got the WSDL to be generated correctly. I am also able to send a SOAP request. However I am...
I think that clears my understanding now.
Regards,
Franklin
Dear Arjen,
Is it possible to get that war file that you were talking about in your post. I just cant seem to get the necessary jars to work with Oracle AS 10.1.2.3
The Oracle AS is giving me a...
This is exactly what I wanted to do.
However , after a few quick checks I found out ValidationUtils class doesnt have many standard validations like isAlphaNumeric,isEmail,isNumber,isRange etc? ...
Is it possible that Spring Validation (the one that come in spring core) can be used as a standalone validation framework. I mean without a web application can it be used ?
Regards,
Franklin
Is there is any way I can customize the operation name that comes when the WSDL is generated.
Regards,
Franklin
Well i believe since we are using OC4J I am going to stick to the class bean datasource and no JNDI.
Reasons are here.....
http://pjboyle.revelate.ie/?p=13...
Thanks Oleksandr. The discussion seems to be getting really interesting :)
I believe the issue with having a JNDI Datasource name wouldnt be very evident. IMHO I think there is step in any app...