I've solved it!
In case anyone should ever run into the same problem:
1. Add the following filter to your web.xml _before_ the DelegatingFilterProxy for Spring security:
<filter>
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I've solved it!
In case anyone should ever run into the same problem:
1. Add the following filter to your web.xml _before_ the DelegatingFilterProxy for Spring security:
<filter>
...
Hi all,
I am using Active Directory authentication and authorization, configured as follows:
<bean id="contextSource"...
Have you been able to find a solution for this problem?
I'm facing the same problem - however for me it doesn't even work the first time.
My Code:
<script>
Spring.addDecoration(
new...
Yes, I know it is possible to change the browser's preferred locale. But unfortunately it's impossible to query this preference from Javascript (or at least there is no possibility that I know of)....
AFAIK, Spring web flow does not use PropertyEditor for binding at all.
See the documentation chapter 4.7, conversion:
...
OK I got it now ....
My approach was almost correct, I just forgot to set parseOnLoad=true:
<script type="text/javascript">
var djConfig={
locale: '${rc.locale.language}',...
Hi *,
I have a locale problem with spring javascript and the DateTextBox decoration. This is my JSP code:
<label for="startDate"><fmt:message key="options-top.searchoptions.from"...
Thanks for the link vladimir! Really a very interesting read....
One more idea:
Create a ProductForm class that has a product object as a property, and a string property for the comment. This way, you can avoid redundant code and the copying back and forth of...
You could add a comment property to your Product class and mark is as @Transient, so it is ignored by Hibernate.
Hmm, then why not add these fields to the domain object? Where do you store the data?
I guess this depends on personal taste.
From my point of view, creating a "...Form" class for each and every domain object that can be modified by the user is a lot of work and violates the DRY...
Because I asked a Spring Question in a Spring Forum and people keep replying with answers that are neither related to Spring, nor to my question.
Frontpage??? Are you kidding me?
I thought this was a Spring Forum ?!
:confused:
Hmmmm,
I guess you're talking about the firefox addon?
This won't help me at all :confused:
It seems that your problem is related to Apache Wicket, not Spring? At least I can't see anything related to Spring in your stacktrace. Maybe you should ask in the Wicket forum?
Hi *,
I'm sure you all know Google Maps and its "Link" feature - it generates a longish link with all the parameters that would normally be stored in the session, so that you can e-mail or skype...
Oh come on guys, did nobody ever do this before??
Sounds like a pretty common task to me...
the spring framework ?
Hi all,
I have a form with a little combobox like this:
<form:select path="timeAggregation" id="timeAggregation">
<form:option value="DAILY" ><fmt:message key="DAILY" /></form:option>...
I just discovered this log entry (interesting part marked in red). So the messages is there, but why is it not displayed anywhere apart from a DEBUG log entry???
2010-02-19T10:12:29.764+0100 ...
Hi guys,
when I submit one of my forms in my webflow application, I can see this message in my logfiles:
2010-02-19T09:32:08.937+0100 FINE ...