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By the way, I just discovered that @Resource works cleanly, without any parameter.

I wonder why @WebServiceRef doesn't work.

Yep tried it too (both with the type and without the type, using both the WebServiceClient class implementing javax.xml.ws.WebService and the Interface). I get a similar error.


Caused by:...

I want to avoid that because I don't want to hardcode the URL of the WSDL in the annotation.

I want it to pick it up from the <jaxws:client> configuration which will have everything; endpoint...

I am not implementing the server, so it doesn't have anything to do with the server implementation. I just have a WSDL which I am processing into stubs on the client side to use.

Injection without...

I am trying to have my jax-ws client (using Apache CXF) injected via the @WebServiceRef. I have gone through the following steps:

1. Generated the stubs from the WSDL.
2. Created the following...

Just a small clarification on the above.

I noticed that when I specify the JMX management port using -D and attach to it using the IP address and port I see my MBean and also the tomcat MBeans.
...

Hi,

I have tried to follow the instructions of Chapter 20 (section 20.2) where I have created a simple class (below) and tried to pass it to the MBeanExporter. I want my MBean to be exposed...

I tried to remove the 'offending' geronimo-servlet jar however the problem still persisted.


INFO: Starting Servlet Engine: Apache Tomcat/6.0.18
[TomcatInstrumentableClassLoader@19b5393] abort...

I have tried to enable AOP in a project in tomcat 6.0.18 and included the spring jar files related to aop (spring 2.5.5). I put the spring-tomcat-weaver.jar in the tomcat /lib and everything however...

Well putting everything as system properties is a bit extreme and unmanageable. I do not wish to go into customising the container startup scripts either because I see that a bit messy.

What I...

Well, if the web application is not decoupled from the environment configuration it will be a bit of a headache for the deployment guys to maintain it in a proper way.

Lets say they want to...

I wish to have my webapp as independent as possible from the environment properties such that if I redeploy a new version the existent property file (containing database URLs etc.) remains untouched...

Thanks for your comments.

Good to know spring 3 is on the way... might make sense to see what new goodies are in it :)

In general I try to take the approach that business logic-specific...

I am relatively new to spring and I stumbled upon your post since I wished to keep my code spring independent.

So does Spring also understand the standard EJB3 declarative transactions?

That...

Could it be that you are missing the @Transactional tag before the persist() and merge() methods?

I encountered exactly the same problem and without them it doesnt work.

The thing I dont like...