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I am also having the same issue. The actual exception I see is:

javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError: Provider org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl not found
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Use the SavedRequest object Acegi sticks in the session under the constant:


org.acegisecurity.ui.AbstractProcessingFilter.ACEGI_SAVED_REQUEST_KEY

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We have a "signup" link on our login page which works as expected. Now, we would like to have users redirected to the original page they wanted after they signup and are logged in. Exactly like what...

I have indeed attempted it, without success. But I don't really understand the flow enough to debug my problem.

Also, in the same vein, I wonder about the ability of annotated pojos to handle...

I don't think that thread is quite what I'm after.

I would like to use a SimpleUrlHandlerMapping to manually specify the mappings to POJO controllers and then use the @RequestMapping annotation on...

Simply use the response the way you would for a standard servlet (write the image) and then return null from the controller method to indicate that the response has been handled.

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Is the following possible?


use a traditional SimpleUrlHandlerMapping to map base paths
use @RequestMapping annotations to map to methods

e.g. if /foo/bar should map to FooController.bar(),...

If using the new annotations to define a controller, in particular the @RequestParam annotation, do we lose the functionality of the various abstract Controller implementations? For example, the...

This thread exposes one of my problems: a domain object might need a specific "created_by" field to be populated with the user creating the object. How do you deal with this in tests that aren't...

This thread brings up a question that I really should answer right away:

I am beginning work today on a user story that requires the ability for some domain objects to be publicly readable and for...

I'm wondering if this ever did make it into a Jira issue/or get implemented?

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So would it be possible to create an Interface that does not throw exceptions and use a proxy to implement it?

I guess at this point, I might as well just create a wrapper class…

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Would it be possible to wrap the checked exception in a runtime exception using some form of proxy then?

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