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    org.springframework.core.CollectionFactory

    Thanks. That worked great. Now I guess I'll have to add a logger for Spring so I can set the logging level to WARN.
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    org.springframework.core.CollectionFactory

    Hi,

    I wrote a simple workflow processor based on the Spring Framework. Everything is working fine, but I have one small issue that is rather nettlesome. When logging is configured for the app, the...
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    Hmmm

    Okay, originally I had all of the library jars in the root of the EAR and the 'business tier' classes (Hibernate stuff, mostly) jarred up in one jar in the root of the EAR. I had the web tier classes...
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    Thanks. I notice that...

    Thanks. I notice that org.springframework.web.jsf.DelegatingVariableResolver extends javax.faces.el.VariableResolver. I took the MyFaces libraries out of the root of the EAR and put them in...
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    Porting from Tomcat to WebSphere

    We are trying to port a working JSF (MyFaces)/Spring/Hibernate application to WebSphere. We originally put all of the library jars into the root of the EAR. After configuring WebSphere data sources...
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    We have changed the app to use just one...

    We have changed the app to use just one applicationContext.xml file - and put it under WEB-INF. We also have the following in our web.xml:

    <context-param>...
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    Ok, great. Thanks very much agim.

    Ok, great. Thanks very much agim.
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    Hi agim, The Websphere setting is 'Classes...

    Hi agim,

    The Websphere setting is 'Classes loaded with application class loader first'. I was able to get past the "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:...
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    Loading Spring root WebApplicationContext

    We have a Spring app deployed on WebSphere. There is an applicationContext.xml file in the root of the EAR. We also have an applicationContext.xml file in the WEB-INF of the WAR. This...
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    Porting to Websphere

    We are trying to move a Spring/Hibernate application from Tomcat to WebSphere 6.1. The application works fine on Tomcat, but we are really struggling with WebSphere. I have written an Ant script to...
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