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I think I got it.

Thank you for the link.

Oliver

hi, all

I think it is a common scenario, but I could find a clear answer/solution to it yet. Basically, I have a service interface with many different service providers. What should be the proper...

Hi, all

The subject is vague and let me explain what I am trying to do:

I have a set of classes with each implement a specific function. And I want to have a central class that gather all the...

hi -

I have an Spring application that doesn't use MVC, I am using slf4j, jcl over and log4j while excluding common-logging. However, the log4j.xml I put in the classpath doesn't seem to have any...

this article is interesting, exactly what I need. thx

Oliver

Thanks for your reply, which sounds like an option.

In this scheme, will each WAR become a jar? what is the best way to pull them together to form a coherent WAR?

thanks

Oliver

hi all

we have several webapps, all based on same version of Spring developed over time. They each produce their own WAR, have a different context to work within, and often gets deployed on the...

I also have similar confusions on @SessionAttribute(). I wonder if this is just a short cut of doing:

request.getSession().setAttribute()?


Oliver

all,

just to add a closure to my original question: so yes, the plain Spring MVC + JSP + javascript front such as jQuery can do ajax and render a partial view. I think I made an mistake of adding...

I have read in the forum that people have good luck with Spring JS and AjaxTilesView. I guess this will be my backup plan.

What I don't understand is, why the plain JSP CAN NOT be used to render a...

hi, krancour and all

First of all, I appreciate the reply, I really need all the help I can get to clear my head. Let me put in some code to clarify:



Essentially, the controller is calling...

hi, all

I am quite new to Spring MVC, and trying to figure out how to render a partial view without refreshing the whole page. I thought:

- if I can post a request to the backend, in this case,...