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So I am trying to make an embedded ActiveMQ broker definition set its memory values from a properties file like so:


<amq:broker useJmx="false" persistent="false">
<amq:memoryManager>
...

So now I have no errors and I startup fine but it doesn't log anything. I have done some extensive Googling to no avail. Here is my log4j.xml declaration:


<appender name="performanceFile"...

Sometimes you just need a second set of eyes :)

Thanks.

I have a pretty standard transaction proxy definition for a bunch of DAO classes. Here is my bean def in which I try to make the performance monitor interceptor a preInterceptor as the javadocs...

I believe I am having this same issue.

Does anyone know if your Struts actions can forward to a tile definition when using DelegatingActionProxy?

Thanks for the reply. I re-evaluated and ended up spliting my handling into a Spring AOP MethodBeforeAdvice and MethodAfterAdvice, which gave me access to the target.

Thanks again,
Xavier

I am trying to implement an interceptor where I sometimes need to call a different method on the proxy target. I currently implement only the AOP Alliance MethodInterceptor interface which obviously...

Thanks for the info. I have a working version now that is using a DB.

cheers,
-Xavier

I have the same question. Where should I initialize my filter definition source map? Any help on this would be great.

Thanks,

-Xavier

Has anyone tried implementing URI interception that can change at runtime? Basically I have a UI that allows configuration of who can access what URIs. This can change at any give point in time. ...

Just to follow up. My issue was that I was declaring a form inside of a form. So the nested form tags seemed to be causing the problem.

Cheers,

-Xavier

Currently when hitting the submit button on my form, I only get a blank page with the correct url and submit string. But the submission never hits the SimpleFormController's onSubmit method so that...

I am having the same issue on this using:


<bean id="messageSource" class="org.springframework.context.support.ReloadableResourceBundleMessageSource">
<property name="basename"...

Nevermind. I have solved my problem. For anyone else having similar trouble with this kind of setup just do Debug As -> Debug. Under JUnit you should have a class specific test there. I changed...

I also get the same error but I am trying to set up Eclipse to run my JUnit tests in debug mode. Does anyone know of a tutorial that can explain this online or could you explain in this thread? My...

Bill,

Thanks for your reply. I just wanted to get your feedback on whether this is roughly what you are talking about. Am I using BatchSqlUpdate correctly? Also in the second example would...

You can run stored procedures as a batch using CallableStatement. I am curretly trying to figure out if I can do this using BatchSqlUpdate.

Here is an example:
Connection conn = null;...

Just to follow up for anyone that might be having the same problem. This is a known issue and can be watched on both XBean and Spring tracking:
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I am currently trying to use the ActiveMQ embedded broker with Spring Framework 2.0-M2. I had an issue with the signature of a different class as you can see here:
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I am having a similar problem but moving the the "dataSource" bean into data access classes doesn't fix the problem for me. Any ideas?

Here is the error:...

I upgraded to Oracle 10.1.0.4 and the new driver solved my problem. Thanks!

I am currently writing a Spring JDBC object that is getting stuck in an endless loop inside of JdbcTemplate's extractReturnedResultSets method.

For background, JdbcBaseDao extends Spring's...

costin,

Thanks a bunch. This is caused when your ojdbc14.jar does not match the version of the native oracle libraries. Here is an article I found on IBM's site that explains that:
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I can't promise that this is a Spring error but I am having trouble accessing a Tomcat JNDI data source using Spring JDBC. Can anyone help me out here?

Stack Trace...

** SOLUTION **
The problem for me at least was that I was referring to org.springframework.orm.hibernate.* instead of using org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.* in my application context.

Hope...