No. I don't really know how to do it with Spring integration and ActiveMQ :(
But I forgot to mention also a very weird thing. In the stack trace of the call to the method, I see this:
at...
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No. I don't really know how to do it with Spring integration and ActiveMQ :(
But I forgot to mention also a very weird thing. In the stack trace of the call to the method, I see this:
at...
Hi. we use Spring Integration with ActiveMQ to handle task and task flow in our application.
We are having a problem that the task bound to queues are being called multiple times.
To explain,...
I've managed to do part of what I need with this controller:
@RequestMapping("catalog/{file:.+}")
@ResponseBody
public String getFile(@PathVariable String file)
{
ResourceLoader loader...
Sorry, it is RequestMapping, not RequestParam.
This controller for product.xml works ok.
It's the controller for all other files that I have no idea how to code.
Do I even need a controller?
To be more specific, the client application needs information about products in a catalog. Sometimes, the information will be directly an existing xml returned has is. Sometimes it will be some...
I have a Dispatcher Servlet mapped to the root of my webapp and I want to return plain XML files.
When URL http://myServer/myApp/someXMLfile.xml is called, I want to return the file someXMLfile.xml...
In the meanwhile, I still want to have my Spring webservice. I've found two workarounds:
The first one is I created a SingleEndpointMapping class which extend AbstractEndpointMapping. It simply has...
I've created a Jira (SWS-202). In the meanwhile, is there a way configure the PayloadRootQNameEndpointMapping so that it uses another XMLReader? Could I declare a bean to either inject another...
I've been trying to convert one of our web service to Spring-WS, following what is describe in the book: Spring in action 2e. I've used the class PayloadRootQNameEndpointMapping for Endpoint Mapping....
Hi,
I have a property that I want to define using a variable, something like this:
<bean id="someId" class="package.SomeClass" >
<property name="someProperty" value="${user.myProperty}" />...