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I found Spring 3.0.2, I just had to take out my ivysettings and then use ibiblio's repositories :)

http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/pub/mirrors/maven2/org/springframework/

From there I made these...

Hello all,

I am currently using IvyDE to load spring into my application and I need aspectJ for some cool custom annotations I am doing with Spring AOP. I cannot for the life of me find a correct...

Well well well, apparently this one line found from some nabble forum discussion does the job. It isn't the latest version of Spring, but it will do for now.

<dependency org="org.springframework"...

Hello, would this be the right forum for asking a question about IvyDE and Spring? If not, please tell me where to post it.

*update*, I did find a nice hello world example and I was able to get...

I got it to work once I named the property without the "set", thank you guys for you patience and I'll look at the javabeans spec :)

Hey all, I am having a hard time figuring out the syntax to make my poincut call advice on methods that have a custom annotation on them.

I am stuck on a "Caused by:...

I added:

ApplicationContext ac = new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("applicationContext.xml");

to my main method, and I get a ClassNotFoundException, it is finding my xml file (it is not an...

How do I use my XML configuration? I've have been looking for examples on google and on the spring docs, but they always seem to gloss over or omit pieces of the puzzle or take a slightly different...

I cannot get my advice to work, I just get "Hello" printed on the console without the message that should come before it. I have searched google for tutorials and read the official Spring...

Thanks for pointing this all out, it all makes more sense now.

That link does not contain a spring.jar in the "dist" folder. I keep seeing links saying that certain jars should be in folders that do no exist. I don't understand, some of those links, like the one...

http://techtots.blogspot.com/2010/02/spring-aop-with-aspectj-annotations.html

I found a nice tutorial that clearly lists everything I need to get a working AOP program going that does something...

Would it be best to use java's built-in undo/redo manager? Is Spring's transactions system for databases only?

http://static.springsource.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/reference/transaction.html

I am new to the Spring framework and I have been reading the resource linked above to learn about Spring Transactions....