Hi to all!
I have got a question regarding transactions using HibernateTemplate.
I have encountered some performance issues in my project and tracked the problem down to the database operations...
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Hi to all!
I have got a question regarding transactions using HibernateTemplate.
I have encountered some performance issues in my project and tracked the problem down to the database operations...
I checked it ... and it is there and the validation.xml is the only version!
Somehow I don't get my commons validator to work after I changed my command class.
I get following error message:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Validator...
I have got a "start" file defined in my web.xml:
<welcome-file-list>
<welcome-file>index.jsp</welcome-file>
</welcome-file-list>
My "mapping":
Thanks for all the answears! I found the problem! I did not include the spring.tld!!!
The strange thing about it is that I never got an error message! Like above spring:bind worked in some...
I hope no one feels offended if I post that much newbie questions but I'm at a point where I don't get any further without help.
In previouse posts people suggested me to use ${status.expression}...
<spring:bind path="user.user.username">
<input type="text" name="${status.expression}" value="${status.value}"/>
<span class="fieldError">${status.errorMessage}</span>...
thank you for your answear ...
I don't think so because "user" is the name of the command class (UserFormCommand) and the second "user" after the dot is the name of the class User in the...
Hi!
Im still working on getting Spring known and in my sample application I have got a user form to add and remove users. I created a simple UserFormCommand Bean which holds a User object and a...
Hi!
Im trying to integrate the commons validator. I used Matt Raible's guide (http://www.jroller.com/page/raible/20040712#using_commons_validator_with_spring) to do it - validation works but I get...
Hi!
I did it this way:
My SimpleFormController returns following
return new ModelAndView(new RedirectView(getFormView()), "messageLogin", ...
Hi!
Im new to Spring as well as you are.
I think there are two ways:
* either you display the FormView again with an error message
* or you throw an Exception and map a page to this
thanks for the fast answear!
That is what I want to avoid for so simple actions! For just one input field I have to create a new class that holds that value and the rest of the data. It is an...
A newbie question again :wink:
While playing around with a sample application I created a simple user manager. To add a user you have to enter a username, firstname, lastname, password, retype...
I'm new to Spring and Im playing around with an example similar to jpetstore.
I have a LoginFormController ( extends SimpleFormController) which evaluates the user login data and returns a...
oops ... I missed that slash :shock:
thank you
Im completle new to Spring and wanted to write a sample application from scratch. Now I want to make a signon similar to the petstore example.
I have got a public Controller Access:
<bean...