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I don't know if spring does include an LDIF parser but JLDAP does:

http://www.openldap.org/jldap/

When I was using the ServletEndpointSupport I was implementing the real business in a separate bean controlled by Spring. The Class extending the ServletEndpointSupport was only delegating to this...

Are you using the spring form tags or or the bind tag?

Are you shure that you are using the commons enum correctly?

As far as I know, the constructor should be made private and static instances of the Taste class should be registred within this class....

See http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/api/org/springframework/web/servlet/FrameworkServlet.html

You can add a servlet init-param contextConfigLocation to the web.xml:



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Thanks to all who contributed

The OpenSessionInViewInterceptor only keeps the Hibernate session open until the view is renderedl. If you put the command object into the servlet session and access it again in a next request, the...

Hi Jörg,

What do you mean exactly? Do you propose to put the classes for each layer into a separate package like in the jpetstore sample?

I used this approach before and put the the...

Having a nested command as Marten explained is probably a better solution ;-)

Having multiple controllers on one page, as I suggested previously, might result in a messy solution, now that I...

If you have multiple forms on your page you might also want to have multiple form controllers for handling the different form submits. Each form controller can have it's own form backing object.

Is there any best practice on how to use a hierarchy of bean factories?

I usually put data-source and transaction manager related beans(hibernateSessionFactory, dataSource, lobHandler) into a...

Agreed, an overkill

I have a similar problem described in this thread:

http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=32126

I would be very interested in how others have solved this issue.

Repackaging is...

I have a similar problem described here:
http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=32126

What new feature did you read about? Where is it described?

Thanks

How about writing a small framework for wireing command line applications with spring? Maybe something similar to the MVC dispatcher servlet. One could dispatch to handler based on the command-line...

Thank you very much for this idea, I was using MBeans in other projects before to configure parts of the application, but unfortunately this is not an option in this project, since it is required to...

Thank you very much for your reply


I was as well considering to use existing features as much as possible. However, the problem is that there is already existing applications that are using this...

On the success view jsp you can have a form that posts back to the URL where your controller is configured to

I need to be able to configure my J2EE application after it was compiled and packed.

Before we used spring, we were reading some property files (and other resources), that kept specific...

You could put a ParameterizableViewController in front of your JSP if it is just one jsp you want to expose:
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You could put the context files into the classpath and locate the via the classpath: resource string. You could also locate them with the file: resource string within your file system.

see...

Maybe you want to have a look into one of the books from Rod Johnson. He explains the consequences of such an application architecture very well.



Using stateless "singleton" service component...

This mail you can find in the Spring Mailing List:

This issue is fixed in Acegi-1.0.1 that was recently released.

Thanks a lot!
I was planning to look into it today.