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Are you able to get access to the Spring jira instance? We really really want access over at http://github.com/astubbs/spring-modules :)

I don't think you guys get what I'm talking about. This is about different been combinations - not simply different properties. I.e a jndi datasource vs a non-jndi datasource. But this can be...

My pleasure! If only I had some more time to work on it :( Soon though!

This is to let everyone know that Spring-Modules development here was stopped in early 2008.

We have recently forked the code and are continuing development here:...

Ok guys - the project is up on git-hub!

Install Git! - http://git-scm.com/

To download an anonymous repository run http://github.com/astubbs/spring-modules or sign up with git-hub and get your...

extensions doesn't contain anything from modules.
I find that really strange. They don't explain why they didn't start with porting everything from modules...

yeah that's what I thought. But there's been no effort it seems, spring-module has been effectively dead for over a year, and I've had no response to any of my emails to Spring, Colin, or the rest of...

[1] - http://www.springsource.org/extensions/proposing
[2] - http://www.springsource.org/extensions/faq

I have emailed various people and even emailed suggesting an extensions project as described on the Spring site[1] but haven't had any responses.

As Spring Modules has been officially declared...

fyi, using a "datasource-${environment}.xml" file, which contained the import of the default environment file e.g. "import datasource-default.xml" is what I eventually did, and worked quite well.
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Yeah - basically that looks like my problem. For some reason the connection is getting clossed at some point - i think it's by Oracle dodgy support for TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE column type....

ever get a solution to this? I have the same error reported with WebSphere.

what's the link to the other thread? I currently have a problem with spring caching the closed connection, and not asking the datasource for one. It seems after some query, Oracle closes the...

Yes you could easily do something like that with Maven resource filtering for example, but it would all require recompilation.

This doesn't address my need to conditional instantiation of beans. I need to not instantiate a bean in one environment, and instantiate in another. It's can't be seperated into properties. (it's a...

Thank gosh - I thought I was going crazy - either that or i just didn't "get it".

Well what about another use case where you want to easily switch between Interface implementations where you use...

There's still a problem on http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/springframework/spring/2.5/ - the sources jar is still the Spring-AOP source!
I wouldn't have bothered msging about this, but the other...

I have a similar desire - I posted about it here: http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=46504
"Conditional importing/loading of alternate beans.xml - environment specific beans"
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This post directly ask how to do what has been rejected in these issues:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/spring/browse/SPR-1358...

Have a look at this:
http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?p=135632&posted=1#post135632

I guess you must be loading the Spring Context *after* adding the system property?

Try posting...

Thanks for the prompt reply! Great!
I am even more impressed with Spring now :)
I have been scouring this forum for this information, but I guess I was unlucky to not stumble across my answer, or...

Is it possible to assign the properties of a bean, to properties contained within a Properties object, loaded using util:properties ?

Atm, I have a property holder class, that get's assigned the...

The problem is that the application context is not initialised until your object is intialised.
i.e. - you can't refer to it in your field declarations or your constructor method.
I just hit the...

Well - seems as though I've found the problem:
-Doracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant=true
I find that quite offensive.
By default, it's false.
More info here:...

Well - seems as though I've found the problem:
-Doracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant=true
I find that quite offensive.
By default, it's false.
A very poorly advertised configuration option.
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