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I also got the ClassCastException, the solution seems to be to use the AbstractContextMapper as explained at...

After I realized that if I place the scheduling beans in the root context they somehow implicitly get loaded again by the presence of the DispatcherPortlet instance, I tried to put them into the...

Marten, sorry, I didn't include vcportlet-portlet.xml file originally. I included it now plus the log file with debug.

It seems that WebSphere displays the same log messages 2 (or more) times so...

Please find all the configuration files in the attached zip file. Thank you,

I don't have any imports in my config files. Scheduling beans are placed only in the root context. Is there any other implicit way of duplicating beans? For example, could DispatcherPortlet load the...

See http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?t=79690 for details.

Actually, now I see only 2 runs of my scheduled method instead of 3. To remove duplicating of the beans I broke my application context configuration file down into 3 parts: the root, one for...

Marten, thank you very much for your insistence! My quartz scheduling configuration was not wrong (and I didn't post it because it's a duplicate of the one from the Spring Reference Doc with addition...

After reading through this thread once again, I realized that I was making the same mistake as NodakPaul in the previous posting here. And I have DispatcherPortlet in the mix as well. This made my...

Let's say that my configuration is not wrong since it's a virtual copy of the one in the Spring Reference and the scheduling is firing, then the question is why the WebSphere AS loads the Spring...

adam_jh, have you tried using org.springframework.scheduling.commonj.WorkManagerTaskExecutor as documented in Spring Javadoc at...

I set up scheduling with Spring 2.5.6 and Quartz 1.6.1 using MethodInvokingJobDetailFactoryBean, CronTriggerBean and SchedulerFactoryBean as explained at...

I am using the MethodInvokingJobDetailFactoryBean as explained in the Reference Documentation 23.2.2. and getting the following exception:

As you can see, it has nothing to do with my own code but...

I am using the MethodInvokingJobDetailFactoryBean as explained in the Reference Documentation 23.2.2. and getting the following exception:

As you can see, it has nothing to do with my own code...

It seems like it's a bug, right?

Hello there,

I used Commons to upload files with SWF 1 in the portlet environment successfully. Now just trying to do the same with SWF 2.0.3. The file is uploaded most of the time (a few times I...

Eoin, any of the approaches you mentioned should work for you. If you don't need to specifically initialize your model object before binding you can just use:


...
<var name="modelName"...

Hi Janice,

The reason I pointed you to the Reference Guide is that was exactly how I was able to make my portlet application working.

If it may help, here is my application context setup...

Please check the chapter 13. Portlet Integration of the Spring Web Flow 2 Reference Guide, then ask questions.

...since it does not seem to be intentional? Thanks,

...from my previous post. Thank you,

Your post should've been placed to the Web forum.

Anyway, to perform proper binding your XML code

<spring:bind path="command.user.userName">
<input type="text" name="userName"/>...

I just found out that my eventId specified on the HTML submit button such as "_eventId_profile-view", which worked fine in SWF 2.0.2, does not work in 2.0.3. Now I get:
So, as of 2.0.3 I cannot use...

Keith, thank you, that's a great news!

Has anyone been able to bind a collection such as array, list, etc. through the <binder> and <binding ...> tags in SWF 2? Is it possible at all? Thanks,