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Is there a standard approach to exposing another framework/system's objects as beans in the spring framework? For example, suppose a set of services are being written in another system but I would...

Hi all,

I've had a handful of headaches with java based bean configuration... basically I get stuck in a lot of circular dependencies.. ones I didn't have with xml.

Here's my case

My...

We're trying to move our development over to annotation controllers, but have found that it's very difficult to customize. There are points we'd like to extend but either the methods are private,...

Sure, that works until this:

@Scope("singleton")

on both beans. Then whomp, infinite loop.

And yes, I know I can use @Autowire inside classes TypeA and TypeB. However, I have a general dislike of autowiring due to the fact that I cannot go to a 'definition' to understand what the bean is...

On a similar note:



<bean id="a" class="TypeA">
<property name="b" ref="b"/>
</bean>

<bean id="b" class="TypeB">
<property name="a" ref="a"/>

We've been slowing switching over to javaconfig for some of our spring configuration, but have been running into one problem fairly consistently.. circular dependencies.

For example, I have a...

Hi,

I'm attempting to use the java based wiring mechanism, but encountering a problem when the method requires a parameter.

Here's a mock of my configuration:



@Bean(name="myBean")...

We recently moved (some) of our spring configuration from servlet initialization to container initialization by using the context listener and the context config:

<!-- defines where to load...

I have a problem due to a primitive load balancer requiring a particular parameter to be the 'first' on the query string. I was concerned because adding the parameter to the model map would not...

Er.. that won't resolve the issue, and effectively is no different that using addObject. The problem is that the model is not used at all during a forward... well, correction, the model values are...

For a bit, some of our code (usually when talking to legacy struts code, but also some spring code) would do something such as:

ModelAndView mv = new...

Wow.. we got caught by this one too. This seems rather... dangerous! We'll be fixing our code, but the fact that the framework is doing this caching including query parameters and consumers of the...

Seems I lost my previous post, so let's try that again...

I'm interested in injecting references to other beans within a custom XSD definition. For example:



<myns:person name="George"
...

Some additional data:

The DefaultNamespaceHandler has /WEB-INF/classes (where the special files have been placed) in its repositories list.

I have a similar problem. We don't actually deploy as a jar, simply as an 'exploded' jar. I've tried dropping my spring.handlers and spring.schemas in the 'classes' directory (where all our external...

BTW, I meant to write 'I've checked and the character encoding comes in null on the request'.

Using Tomcat 5.5, firefox 2.0

Hi all,

I'm a tad at wits end here... I've been trying to get my pages to submit utf-8, which shouldn't be rocket science, but I must be so tired and frazzled that I'm doing something stupid.
...

Also.. btw, I know I can override the onBind() in the controller to handle this manually. I was just wondering whether there was some easy way to keep using the reflection based approach but handle...

The legacy system is generating the URL.. otherwise I'd just have them lowercase the request parameter!

Certainly!

Here's the snippet of jsp:

<spring:form method="POST" commandName="userInfo">

...

<spring:input path="Name"/>

BTW, the error also comes from the spring input tag.. that ultimately calls the BeanWrapper as well.

I hope there's a simple answer out there! I have some legacy systems I'm integrating with, and they pass a request parameter 'Name' for example, as opposed to 'name'. The problem is that the...

You're right, but my example was a bad one. I'm not really doing this.. it's just that some of my beans are initialized from data in the xml file and some from data in the database.

I think...

Unfortunately, it is one of my beans that needs to be allocating other spring beans. Therefore it needs to be instantiated first. Therefore the post-processor won't work.

I guess what I need is...