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Any update on this?

Good point. Created one here: http://opensource2.atlassian.com/projects/spring/browse/SPR-1626

I'm updating to Spring 2.0's XSD based config, and BeanDoc is blowing up reading them. Any ETA on when these might be supported?

I've started using the scoped components support in Spring, and, although I've had to deal with some issues with lifecycles that are different than my implementation of session-scoped components,...

Gah, sorry... nevermind... my development environment was polluted with both the 1.2.3 and 2.0-M1 jars.

So I'm trying out the scoped bean support in Spring 2.0-M1 using the aop:scope tag under the aop XML namespace, but when I start up in Tomcat, Xerces can't seem to recognize the file as using an XSD,...

That's all well and good in a theoretical, pure hierarchy world... Unfortunately it falls down in the real world, so I think the container should be more pragmatic about managing hierarchical...

So what we did was to create an implementation of SessionFactory which delegates to another SessionFactory. In the delegating SessionFactory we can wrap the call to openSession() on the main...

I'm working on implementing hierarchical contexts, and I've run into a situation I assumed would be handled... I've got a prototype bean definition in my parent context which has a property of type...

This is close... actually this is what I want, but in the wrong place :-)

I'm using the OpenSessionInView Filter, rather than the Interceptor. I'm also using auto-proxying based on JDK5...

I'm trying to figure out how to automatically enable certain Hibernate 3 filters system-wide. The problem is I don't control Session creation from the SessionFactory, Spring does, and I can't seem to...

I'm implementing a session-scoped application context which uses the application-scoped container as its parent, and I've run into issues around serialization. I'd really rather not re-implement all...

I'm implementing a session-scoped application context which uses the application-scoped container as its parent, and I've run into issues around serialization. I'd really rather not re-implement all...

Is there any update on the JDK5 annotation support for Acegi? This is relatively important for me since the commons-annotations pre-processor doesn't seem to work for classes once you've started...

I'd say make it work just like the commons-attributes do for now. Adding conditionals shouldn't break these if you add them later, and I think (in my completely non-biased and...

Yeah, I noticed this issue when I went to use this for configuring Acegi and couldn't create an Annotation the framework could use coming out of AnnotationAttributes... It's unfortunate that they...

Any progress on this? Also, I'd suggest naming the annotation something besides SecurityConfig. It should be an adverb qualifying the action (verb) being done by the method. Maybe something like...

I'm not sure what distribution you're seeing, but it's not there in the ones I've got. The only things in tiger for me are JMX and transactional annotation support.

Anyway, it's trivial to build,...

I'm looking for the implementation of org.springframework.metadata.Attributes using JDK5 annotations. I saw in "Pro Spring" on page 748 a mention to an...

I got this working... Instead of this:

tmr.register(org.apache.axis.Constants.URI_SOAP11_ENC, tm);

I used this for my literal-encoded web service:

tmr.register("", tm);

and it works.

Helloooo????!

Can a maintainer of the Spring Remoting code maybe try out an example of using the Spring JaxRpcProxyFactoryBean using Axis 1.2RC3 and a "literal" web service type? Using JDK5 would...

I'm having the same problem... I've been bugging the Apache Axis people with it, but I'm thinking it might be a Spring problem.

Mine was actually working with Spring 1.2-rc1 and Axis 1.1 on...

Sounds perfect.

Do you have information on when the last request was made using that session? It would be nice to invalidate the one which has been idle the longest.... Maybe if you integrated another filter in...

But if they come back with the same browser, even if they shut it down and restarted it, shouldn't the session still be valid? The only real problems would be when:

1) The user doesn't accept...