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Well sad thing is that it didnt work. So the way I see it is load in the libraries through the IDE only for compilation purposes. To actually get the code running, you have to copy the said libraries...

mdeinum,

I was just playing around in the project properties of my project in Eclipse and I saw something interesting. There is an Order and Export page in the dialog box for project properties. I...

Martin,

Thank you so very much for that tip. I have come from a Netbeans background, and in that whenever you import a library, it has the option to package the library upon deploytime as part of...

That is what I thought as well. I am importing the Spring library in through Eclipse by adding it in the build path, but for some reason it is not working. Is there an option in the project itself...

A common error for most n00bs I am sure. I am following Expert Spring MVC and Web Flow and I am trying to run the examples from Chapter 4. I am not using the author's downloadable source code but...

Settings used are:


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URL: jdbc:hsqldb:hsql://localhost:9002
User: sa
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I am getting this error:

Thanks Bron for that tip!

Not ot revive an old thread or anything, but considering now that I am more comfortable with Spring and I have Spring IDE installed on Eclipse 3.2, I was more curious about getting to know the plugin...

Sorry for the delay in replying, got a bit caught up with a whole lot of things. I tried followign your suggestions and it worked. Just wanted to let you know that! Much obliged!

No there isnt and I am hoping that changes soon because honestly Netbeans is a lot easier and simpler to use than Eclipse is. To get a decent setup for Eclipse, one has to go hunting all over the...

No there isnt.

Yeah apologies about the rather eclipse-centric questions. Eclipse's mailing list is rather slow! Anyway, thanks for your response. The thing is I found out t hat Java project option as soon as I was...

To better give you an example, here is some code originally from the source code for the book Spring in Action.



package com.springinaction.training.dao;

import java.util.Set;

import...

gmazza, I have another question for you. Suppose I have existing code, for example code from the book Spring in Action which I would like to open up in Eclipse and work in the IDE but use Ant targets...

Thanks orusso I have been going through that tutorial. I am stuck at the Junit section ebcause of an error that I am getting. I have not resolved it yet. In the meantime I have started reading Spring...

Thanks for the tip. The tutorial I am using is http://www.springframework.org/docs/MVC-step-by-step/Spring-MVC-step-by-step-Part-1.html and it is asking to install JUnit and I have followed the...

Thanks very much for your reply! I will try out your suggestion. And yes I do agree that doing it the Ant way is better in the long run.

I am at the JUnit section. I have copied the JUnit jar file into the ant lib folder. I am using the ant 1.6.5 that comes with Eclipse. I copied the lib there and that should be enough right to run...

Wow that looks really interesting indeed!

Your best bet is to keep googling.

I am currently running the famous Spring MVC Step by Step tutorial. I am using Eclipse 3.2 as my weapon of choice at the moment. But I have a bit of problem, since I just created a regular project...

Thanks a lot guys for the links. Much appreciated. I have been messing around with Spring for around 4 days now and it has not been an easy start for me!

Actually, I was facing the same problem till you realize the simple fact that the start and stop targets as described by the build.xml are only referring to starting and stopping the application...

Thanks a lot Torsten. I will check it out and let you know as soon as I can if it worked for me or not!

I know in Netbeans when you download the Spring framework API, you can add into its Library manager and provide where the the jar file for the classes are and then you can specify where the Javadocs...