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Thanks for your feedback, I will be taking the exam on December 15th, I'll post my feedback, too.

You can also use PortletRequestUtils, to get the parameters from the request.

Maybe you can use CronTriggerBean, and set your job like this:



<bean id="myTrigger"
class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.CronTriggerBean">
<property name="jobDetail" ref="myJob"...

I'm glad it worked, I'll give a Freemarker a try.

I've not used freemarker yet.

I only found this post about taglibs in freemarker:
http://forum.springframework.org/archive/index.php/t-10434.html

I'm also interested in file download, please help.

You can set those objects in session, using ServletRequestAttributes.

Hi Stephan, I'm also developing portlets using Spring Portlet MVC and Liferay.

Looks like you have to set the action in your form, you have to use the portlet tags to generate the action URL. Here...

Try displaytag

Hi, you may use Spring's declarative transaction managment extending HibernateDaoSupport. Here is an example of BibliographicalCardDaoHibernate which extends HibernateDaoSupport:



<bean...

Hi Srinivas:

You can extend HibernateDaoSupport which is a convenient super class for Hibernate data access objects. This class provides a HibernateTemplate that manages the session. Then you may...

You can implement ApplicationContextAware in your Controller to have access to the ApplicationContext and get your "lookupService" bean using the getBean method.

Hi Saman, you can use spring modules:
https://springmodules.dev.java.net/

Chapter 14.1 is about Spring integration with the commons validator framework....