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What I said above was the case, and decided to abandon the declarative approach.
It's nice and it works, but the transaction is a bit difficult so programmatically is the only solution.

Regarding...

Also, I'm trying other things and think my suspicion might be the case (I'd still like some input though).
I added the annotation to a bean well inside the apctx and when I go to fetch the bean in...

I have a class which manages the application context for me (it creates a new one or reuses an existing one, etc...). It also gets instances of classes from Spring via aptx.getBean(...) and issues...

Thanks for your reply Marten, that's what I was thinking too.

I did end up yanking all of the id's from each table and deleting the rows.
It's feels like a wasteful approach, but not as incorrect...

This is half "can it be done" and half "should it be done".

I have a SELECT statement that links multiple tables via joins and I want to DELETE any rows that match a WHERE clause.

My class is...

I ended up doing this:

incomingMap.addValue("geom", "SRID=4326;POLYGON(...)", 1111);

You have depend on Pg to cast that string to a geometry via a proper method.

I have a table with two geometry columns and cannot seem to use SimpleJdbcInsert to insert some geometry info.
[2009-10-29 11:03:13,269] [TableMetaDataProvider] [DEBUG] GetGeneratedKeys is supported...

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Got into the java.sql.Types (where the values are tied to) and got these results:

Types.DATE=91, Types.TIME=92, Types.TIMESTAMP=93

so spring is classifying my bean property to a...

I did find this link, which uses the same methods I'm using but it's not working for me?

http://www.java2s.com/Code/Java/Spring/SimpleJdbcInsertWithBeanPropertySqlParameterSource.htm

I have a bean with longs, strings and a Date field, but spring can't seem to find the sql type for a Date. I've been using java.util.Date, but I tried java.sql.Date and got the same thing.



I...

I have regular beans (Longs, Strings, Dates, etc...) and the standard getters/setters.

Is there an automatic way to copy the current data to an object array suitable for calls to...

I think I got it.

I added a new ctor to override the void ctor that takes an ApplicationContext. The test class provides its own applicationContext (which I believe provides the dataSource bean...

Say I have a class that cannot be instantiated by a bean for other reasons, but it does instantiate beans inside of it.


public class MyClass {

BeanOne beanOne;
BeanTwo beanTwo

...

Are there any must-do's with this?

I'm working with a test now and does seem like it's rolling back at all, yet I can see the transaction manager note a transaction starts and that it goes to...

yes, I do something like that.
Just create the class member object, but don't instantiate it. Add in getters and settings in class A to get/set the class B object.
In your application context,...

The things left behind don't seem particularly telling, it seems to be random data.

I also don't think I was clear earlier on what's going on:
The problem where some data isn't covered by the...

Thank you for your reply.

Is there a way to ensure all connections use the data source through the transaction manager? I'll try and take a look at what's left behind in the DB, maybe that will...

I've been using Spring for a few months now. I am using Spring JDBC for DB access and when I test, I extend my tests off of AbstractTransactionalJUnit4SpringContextTests and use the requisite...