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Thanks Sergio for the reply. I worry about the time it would take to create an Events Aggregator solution in XT, as my need for a solution is more immediate. If you could help with a few more...

I guess I'm wondering whether the right approach is something like creating a wrapper class encompassing the notification and the business object or whether there's a better approach...

What are best practices as far as bundling notifications with the domain layer? I'm especially concerned about what happens when the messages are of type info or warning, not errors. It would seem...

Relatively new to Spring-WS and trying to implement an existing piece of Apache XmlRpcClient code using WebServiceTemplate. From searching online and the sample applications such as the EchoClient,...

I was able to figure it out. The aop.xml was not on my classpath even though it was in META-INF, so the aspect was trying to weave its way into places it didn't belong. I ended up having my project...

Still having the issue - after pulling 1.5.2a down from the eclipse site. I was using the aspectjrt version from the Spring 2.0 distribution w/ dependencies previously (alongside the aspectweaver...

Did you figure this out (or a workaround) by chance? I've just run into the same exact issue...

Thanks for the follow-up. Since my post, I noticed that approach referenced here:

http://www.springframework.org/docs/reference/aop.html
in section 6.8.1

As well as some approaches here: ...

I see that the lates code in the sandbox (at least that I could find) related to this has not been updated in over a year and never made it into the actual framework. Currently, using Hibernate 3...

You are on the right track.

You can set the properties you reference in the bean definitions for your controller like:

<property name="sessionForm">
...

You should consider using an external application, since you'll have to deal with issue like machine dependencies and busy signals.

If you nevertheless want to roll your own, Java's...

Shouldn't your tag be c:url, not core:url, since your taglib declaration defines the use of the 'c' prefix?

This article may be of interest to you:

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/wa-rubyonrails/?ca=dgr-lnxw01RubyAndJ2EE

Almost everything in print has some degree of bias. One...

This may help:

http://opensource.atlassian.com/confluence/spring/display/DISC/Working+with+Checkboxes

How bout healed?

Looks the same to me...

There have been sporadic claims of such behavior, but it has always been due to configuration issue, from what I've seen. Can you post the section of your Spring config that shows your triggers,...

There are several resources that discuss how to handle checkboxes using Spring MVC. An example forum thread discussing the usage of checkboxes can be found here:
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I'd recommend accessing this type of constants information from a resource bundle, and not a constants type class wired as a Spring bean. Normally, this type of conversion would not be an overly...

As alluded to on page 90 of "Expert Spring MVC and Web Flow", you've run into a shortcoming of using BeanNameUrlHandlerMapping: "Because their is no explicit binding between this...

Spring 2.0 introduces some new functionality for dealing with Thread Pooling; see here:

http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/reference/scheduling.html

This article talks about...

Are people using afterCompletion to handle errors that might occur when actually rendering their views? Any other interesting usage in this method? I've not really leveraged this method in the...

First off, I'm somewhat confused on whether each user has their own login/password in your scenario, or whether you are simply trying to still use IoC and be able to define an application-wide...

I think there are other options (I'm presuming your non-web-aware classes run in the same container as your "web-aware" classes)...

What I have done before is have a servlet that extends...

Which app server are you using? The urls for the tag libraries are different depending on which J2EE version (and thus jsp version) your app server supports. Does your jsp page validate in your IDE...