OK found answer.
If using Mysql you can do a insert ignore.
For Oracle you can use the DML error logging in Oracle 10.
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OK found answer.
If using Mysql you can do a insert ignore.
For Oracle you can use the DML error logging in Oracle 10.
Hi,
Does anyone have a way of using JDBCTemplate batchupdate but being able to ignore any inserts that result in a an error.
I carry out batch inserts but it is possible a request is sent more...
Hi,
Do you have a listing you can give as an example showing the Weblogic Manager for the task executor please. You mentioned setting the cache level name
Jurgen,
Could you give an example of using the DMLC with Weblogic Task Executor with the values that would be set to connect to a JMS queue please?
There are various threads with similar issue...
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Can anyone tell me how if they have a good way of configuring log4j from the web.xml where the war does not have to be expanded?
The Spring helper Log4jWebConfigurer works only with...
Hi,
I was happily using Spring's MDP functionality but am now required to use MDBs in Weblogic for reasons of performance tuning (an argument in itself). I was wondering whether Spring is able to...
Hi,
I was trying to use the AbstractDependencyInjectionSpringContextTests class
and setting autowire mode to AUTOWIRE_BY_NAME as I have a number of beans with the same class but different names....
Hi,
Is it possible when I receive a message to reply using a different connection factory from one of the listener containers?
Also can I look up this connection factory from a JNDI tree...
I found the issue. When replying to a message, the lookup of the destination is done using the jndi tree for the connection factory used to receive this message. Therefore for remote locations, it...
Hi,
Is there a way to detect changes in a Spring configuration file and reload that file?
Hi,
Am I able to use the same JMSTemplate from multiple threads or should I be creating one per thread?
Regards
I'm trying to use the MessageListenerAdapter to receive a message and respond using a delegate class as in the Spring example (on Weblogic 9.2).
The jms server that the reply is going back to is...
Hi Sven,
Did you find the same problem with Spring 2?
I am planning on using Weblogic 9.2 and Spring 2 with the MessageListenerAdapter to simplify development.
I am looking to use Spring JMS to allow two sets of Weblogic Servers (in two different clusters) to communicate. One of the sets of servers are to use a Distributed Destination for purposes of...