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Hi,

This isn't really a spring question but a more hibernate related question. I'm new to hibernate and i have a structure which I need to create entities out of but I'm having trouble figuring...

What is thr URL you're sent to after you try to access a page where the access is denied?

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I hope I wasn't too late in replying.

The path where your jsp's are placed is incorrect or the view you're construction is incorrect. I suggest you read this fine tutorial before you go any further.

Can you access the session and see if stuff you expect to be there, is there? It appears that the command object is not available in the session, which is weird because the config looks allright.

Remove this line :


<%@ page session="false"%>

Post your jsp please.

You have to use the proper binding in your JSP for spring to bind the data automatically. For example, to bind a text field type :


<form:input path="pwd" />

This will bind the password field...

1. You're overriding the handleRequest() method of AbstractController which is why your SFC will not work.

2. How do you know your validator is called at all? I don't see any log statements.

Remove 'implements Controller'. Change handleRequest() to showForm().

The command object IS the formBackingObject. The first time the form is submitted, the value of the command object is saved in session, then when the second time the form is displayed (after...

In that case something somewhere is not marked as transient and is saved in the session.

I'd say just ignore it, it's not a error condition really, just a warning of sorts. You'll go crazy trying...

Please be more clear and provide an example of what you want to do.

Your methods are static ...

In your session scoped bean, mark all references to services, DAOs etc as transient. Tomcat is simply trying to save the session to disk before it shuts down.

Spring PagedListHolder is very well implemented but i'd suggest you use something like displaytag for a lot more flexibility.

Read this.

It's method ...

Try :


<c:out value="${model.Name}" />

Expand your war file and see if message.properties is included there. Most common mistake is that you've forgotten to include it in your war when building through ant or maven.

I wrote about my experiences doing something simlilar here, maybe it can be of help to you.

I'm pretty sure thats the only way. Do understand that this is not a limitation of spring but just the way it works. Form values are passed based on the name attributes and not the id attributes.
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What is the exception thrown?

Post the exact exception please.

I just ignore the list update in the second call using the following code snippet :


Map paramMap = WebUtils.getParametersStartingWith(request, "d-");
if (paramMap.size() == 0) {
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