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This may be an odd question, but I'm trying to find some way to invoke a custom PropertyEditor on multiple values that are stored in a hidden form input, delimited with whatever character required. ...

Ok, I found that on the jira.springframework.org site - the original link to jira.springsource.org didn't have that option.

Martin,

Looking at the JIRA website, there's no where to create an account. It says to contact the administrators, but it just lists the names without any contact info or email. Maybe I'm...

I don't believe I have a JIRA account to enter an issue over there.

This may be an odd request, but I'm wondering if there's a way to obtain values from an XML file using some kind of XPath syntax for use in wiring up beans in my Spring configuration files. I've...

Ok, found out this is a bug in the Java SDK - http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6528714. Looks like it's fixed in in the latest Java builds, although not sure if they've fixed it in...

Ok, looks like the map member in CachedIntrospectionResults.propertyDescriptorCache is incorrect. The cached PropertyDescriptor.name value is correct ("value"), but the propertyTypeRef.referent...

I've been working on this odd bug all day long in my application which uses SpringMVC, and I've finally tracked it down, although I'm not sure why it's occurring. First thing is that I have a domain...

So the best practice for SWF is to remove any non-flow navigational links from the UI when a flow is in progress? That seems very limiting - do most people do these flows in modal windows or...

So when using SWF with an underlying technology like JSF, you have to maintain the "free-browsing" stuff in the underlying tech's configuration and then just define the flows that you launch w/ the...

I'm developing a new project based on Spring Web Flow and JSF - my background is primarily in SpringMVC, so this is obviously requiring a shift in thinking about how the framework works.

The issue...

Just an FYI - the nice thing about defining your beans in faces-config.xml and injecting them w/ Spring-managed beans is that the Eclipse JSF editor will handle the beans defined in the faces-config,...

Is there a best practice to detect that load-time weaving is not enabled when Spring is loading the application context?

For example, if the -javaagent argument is missing, right now I detect...

Is there any way to disable binding when a form change request occurs, or does the binding occur before the isFormChangeRequest() method is called on the SimpleFormController?

Basically, I have...

How would this default controller figure out which view to return? Or would you use a MultiView controller or something like that?

I've decided to stick with the LTW, since I know what the implications are - thanks for cluing me into that :D. After taking that into account, the subsequent queries were basically just as fast as...

After testing, it seems that the problem is maybe a compilation issue. I'm new to AspectJ, so if I have stupid questions, forgive me.

At what point are the classes weaved with AspectJ? Is it...

I'm in the process of rewriting a really old application that was entirely written with scriptlets within JSPs so that it now uses Spring and Spring MVC.

I've found that it seems to be much...

Ok, after further testing, it does appear that the injection is occurring even without a zero-arg constructor defined. So, that's working as expected, I guess it's just Spring IDE for Eclipse that's...

It sure seems like Spring is only looking to inject after the zero argument constructor. None of the properties defined for the bean are being injected since the class doesn't have a zero-argument...

I've got a results frameset with navigation tools in the top frame, such as page number and pagination fields (hits per page, hits per row, etc.) and the actual results in the bottom frame.

I've...

Ok, I got it to work - it's actually pretty easy to do recursion with custom tags, after all. It just feels a lot cleaner to not have any HTML mixed with Java anywhere at all, even in the custom...

Wow, thanks for the tip - I didn't realize you could define custom tags like that. It makes it much simpler than doing an import or anything like that.

The one unresolved issue I have now,...

Maybe I'm confused on the terminology. What I had intended to do was have a tag like <foo:drawField that takes a bunch of attributes describing the field. Then, the tag implementation, in Java,...

I'm not trying to add in HTML attributes that aren't supported - what I'm doing is trying to render a domain object called 'Field' differently based upon the value of a type attribute.

If the...