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OK eventually got everything to work.


I merged my properties file with the batch admin properties file and put the placeholder class in an xml in the spring folder along with the other xml files...

OK so in my exported jar file I have my batch-xmls which call spring/hibernate services.

These services also use PropertyPlaceholderConfiguration and read the configuration of the database from...

The recommendation worked but I decidecd to update to Spring 3.0 anyway

I have a series of batch jobs that were developed under 2.0.3. The admin tool uses 2.1. When I try to include the batch jobs I get an error saying that the schema does not match. So I need to change...

Changed module-context to point to 2.1
and then it worked.



http://www.springframework.org/schema/batch http://www.springframework.org/schema/batch/spring-batch-2.1.xsd

SCHWERWIEGEND: Exception sending context initialized event to listener instance of class org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener...

OK so a possible solution for us would be to export as a jar file the contents of where our current project is.


We could then confgiure spring-admin to load our current spring-batch...

I also think that the transactionManager should not be autowired and the user should be forced to specify it.

Installed spring batch admin. Our batch jobs use the hibernateTransactionManager,DAOs and our domain model. How can I import these jobs into spring-batch-admin.

I added my hibernateTransactionManager to the tasklet.
and left the other transactionManager as this needs to deal with the
batch tables.





<tasklet...

I have the following configuration

Job Definition




<job id="thumbnailJob" incrementer="dateIncrementer">
<step id="step1ThumbnailReaderWriter">
<tasklet>

Thanks for the info.

The reason I ask about Spring MVC is that we may want to integrate it
with our Spring pplication.

I am assuming the client will be also no cost. Is that correct ?

Is there an early access version of the planned GUI for Spring Batch available ?

We will need to develop a UI for Spring Bath but would prefer to wait until the release so as not to reinvent the...

input xml:


<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:wsdl="http://xxxxx.com/SSOService/wsdl/">
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
...

rwanou.



<evaluate expression="validator.validate(obj, messageContext)">


you are correct the method signature should include the messageContext

One can make an explicit call to the validator directly from your xml
and not go down the convention over configuration route at all.


<transition on="save" to="success" validate="false"/>...

Please post jsp and flow clode and the object you wish to populate.

Support is available in 3.0

http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SWF-913

Support for complex objects is supported in Spring 3.0m2

http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SWF-913

Here is a sample ConversionService but in your eample you do not need it
as all your data inside your objects are standard java types.
Try changing the int to Integer in your model and try again...

But why is it not possible to define bindings for the individual properties of
an object in a list in the XML.

See a previous post of mine.
...

Can you show the stack trace and the JSP.

Also try remving the binding element from the XML to see what happens.

For me in 2.0.3 complex objects worked without the binding element.

In 2.0.3 I could not get this to work so I removed the binder element completely from the XML and then the binding worked. So it is obvously fixed in 2.0.6

I see no reason why the form:input tag...

Has the Spring Desktop project started ?

The standard approach is to use declartive transaction managment in a service layer method that makes the dao calls that way if either dao call fails the transaction is rolled back.

@Transactional...