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I know this is a common issue, but still, after many, many hours, I can not get around this problem. I am even thinking about going to xfire, etc.. as a work-around. I would really really...

I am in an design quandary.

I am designing two systems, one manages user identity and associated profile information. The other system is an ecommerce ordering system.

Each of the 2 systems...

It sounds like spring and axis are doing what they are supposed to be doing.

I am thinking that perhaps instead of throwing my custom exception, that I return a specific value.

Like you, I...

I tried testing the getCause() on the RemoteException

It seems that the nested exception is an instance of org.apache.axis.AxisFault

Inside the AxisFault, is my checked exception.
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I did try using a registerBeanMapping with my exception, but this did not change the behavior. My exception was wrapped in a spring remoteexception.

For now, I am just going to have to catch any...

Only the one spring service will have access to the map.

It shoulds like the ContextSingletonBeanFactoryLocator is the way to go. I will do some reading on it.

To explain the big picture, the...

I am implementing a spring service that needs to perform a lookup in a map that will be shared across the JVM. While I am thinking that I can just store this map as a static instance variable of...

I need to implement some web services. I am looking at using axis or xfire. I don't have to deal with lazy-init problems, but do have the possibility in the future of having non-java clients.

I...

Sorry, but I am a just getting into Spring....

Does every call to appContext.getBean("mybean") return a new instance of the bean that I am fetching, or are all beans returned singletons within the...

I am trying to figure out the exact role of services and how they are used in relationship to dao objects.
I have several dao objects (User, Group, Role), each dao object is accessed via a service....