Spring Shell 1.0.0 does not have a direct way to disable the built-in commands.
However, what you could do is setup your own launcher iso using the org.springframework.shell.Bootstrap one that comes...
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Spring Shell 1.0.0 does not have a direct way to disable the built-in commands.
However, what you could do is setup your own launcher iso using the org.springframework.shell.Bootstrap one that comes...
I'm guessing this is Spring Roo related rather than Spring Shell related.
Try posting in the Spring Roo forum.
Erwin
You can do that by directly using the JLine ConsoleReader:
ConsoleReader cr = new ConsoleReader();
String pwd = cr.readLine('*');
Erwin
Hello Kresimir,
I don't think there is a mailing list, but you could discuss things on this forum or otherwise in the context of a specific JIRA ticket.
Also make sure you check the contribution...
For those interested, I've put together a quick "Getting started with Spring Shell" blog post:
http://ev9d9.blogspot.be/2012/11/getting-started-with-spring-shell.html
Erwin
Hey Matt,
Could you try to debug this and put a breakpoint in the FlowExecutorBeanDefinitionParser.doParse() (part of the SWF source code).
That should tell more about whether or not your config...
This release doesn't seem to be a drop-in replacement for 2.0.1-RELEASE: there is a new (completely undocumented) "afterCompletion" method in the EndpointInterceptor interface??
Was this...
Hello,
I'm looking for some information on Spring AMQP and transaction management.
Does Spring AMQP allow things like messaging transactions that get coordinated by an application server...
Cool to see that SWF is on its way again!
What kind of backwards compatibility situation are you striving for with SWF3? Should this end up being a drop in replacement for SWF2?
Erwin
I saw your earlier post but haven't been able to investigate yet -- it's still on my TODO list :).
But indeed, SWF 1.x sees the RequestContext as an internal artifact and doesn't expose it to...
Good point. Probably worth a feature request:
http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SWF
Erwin
SWF 2 exposes the RequestContext as 'requestContext' to the views.
Erwin
Interesting, but I don't really have any idea why it's not working. I take it you're reattaching the detached object to the Hibernate session when calling back into the transactional service layer?...
Mmm, setupForm should detect that the form backing object and Errors instance are already there and should leave them alone.
Could you try to debug FormAction and see what's going on? Just put a...
What's probably a better approach is to move the flow to an end-state once the delete has happened, effectively completing the 'delete' process the user was involved in. If you do that SWF prevent...
Take a look at this tip for some insights:
http://www.ervacon.com/products/swf/tips/tip2.html
Erwin
I've created a JIRA issue to track this:
http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SWF-511
Erwin
Mmm,
I take it you have an "error" view state in your flow?
Also, could you check that your exception is serializable?
This could potentially be a but in SWF so I'd like to get to the bottom...
You're probably updating the value in one continuation snapshot while retrieving it from another continuation snapshot.
Here's a few interesting tips related to this:...
One way is to get it from the request parameters, which are available from the RequestContext:
requestContext.getRequestParameters().get("_flowExecutionKey")
Erwin
What do you mean by 'fails'? Does it generate an exception? If so, could you post the exception?
Erwin
OGNL expressions are supported in the view name, so you could do something like this:
<view-state view="${flowScope.foo='bar' ? 'x.jsp' : 'y.jsp'}"/>
The expression is evaluated against the...
I would say: using normal SWF techniques (e.g. events and transitions).
Regarding your questions:
1. You've got lots of options here: roll your own, something like Spring Layout, ...
2. The only...
Seems like you are missing some jars in the classpath (WEB-INF/lib) and as a result the webapplication is not starting up (hence the 404).
Check the reference documentation for more info about how...
Good point.
It's probably a good idea to report this as an issue in the SWF JIRA:
http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SWF
Meanwhile, try this:
<evaluate-action expression="flowScope.person...