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Not a Spring issue actually... also happens when I bypass Spring.

Any Mysql procedure I execute via a SimpleJdbcCall just hangs indefinitely. No error output. The code I am using works just fine when hitting SQL Server stored procedures. But not when hitting MySQL...

Here's another way to prevent model information from being appended to the querystring upon "redirect:". It's a workaround. Don't issue the Spring "redirect:" - use response.sendRedirect() instead.

Try:


SecurityContextHolder.getContext().getAuthentication().getPrincipal();

Using your config, I can't get the AbstractPreAuthenticatedProcessingFilter to load. My container is complaining about being unable to convert my subclassed SSO Filter to javax.servlet.Filter, for...

This is what I need to do. But in addition, I am trying to figure out how to store all kinds of user information like First Name, Last Name, Job Title, Department, etc in a Session Bean. I don't know...

I am getting the same error after Tomcat 5.5's session timeout threshold is crossed. Pages that ordinarily render just fine will throw the 'Session attribute not found in session' error. It seems...

I have an Annotation-driven MultiActionController that handles all non-form URLs. I also have a session bean that stores the userID and name and permissions, etc. How can I examine the session bean...

There seems to be an issue with the Spring SimpleJDBC library mapping aliased columns.

I'm loading stored values via JDBC. I have a java member called inRemoteDataCenter. However in the database...

I am new to Spring but not to MVC or java dev.

What is up with business objects? Spring configurations bind forms to bean objects in a one to one mapping. There should be a one to many mapping...