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I'll bet you've tried this, but, since the exception says "nested exception is java.io.FileNotFoundException: class path resource [com/jeanne/crm/model/Employee.hbm.xml] cannot be opened because it...

For Spring 2.5.x, all annotation support source is in the tiger directory. As we all know, Spring 2.5.x supports jdk 1.4, and thus all code that couldn't compile under jdk 1.4 is pulled out of the...

The project is actually at http://code.google.com/p/groovyflow/, not at sourceforge. I've also got some new stuff that I haven't checked in that I hope will end up being a marked improvement. For...

http://springinpractice.com/2008/12/02/new-stuff-in-spring-30/ mentions that there will be support for REST and JSON in spring 3.x.

I've downloaded the spring-framework-3.0.0.CI-170 source, and...

I assume this means that DispatcherServlet will not be final spring 3.x. Is that true?

I ask because, since my earlier post, I've started working on something that depends on subclassing...

... because it recomends <aop:spring-configured/> and, as I've mentioned in a previous post, that leads to this exception on startup:

org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: cvc-complex-type.2.4.c: The...

When I try adding <aop:spring-configured/> I get this exception on startup.

org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: cvc-complex-type.2.4.c: The matching wildcard is strict, but no declaration can be found...

I tried using the @Configurable annotation in the Spring petclinic example, but it's not working for me.

In application-context-jdbc.xml, I added these lines:
<context:annotation-config />...

Is it true that there are plans to make DispatcherServlet final in Spring 3.x? If so, I think it's a bad idea, one that will make it harder for Spring users to innovate.

For example, what if...

How do you specify HandlerInterceptors for annotated Controllers?

Here's what I've tried so far:

HandlerInterceptors are added to a HandlerMapping. (See ...

I'm trying to understand how Spring-mvc uses annotions. My debugger landed in org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.support.HandlerMethodInvoker, but the 2.5.6 Spring framework source doesn't...

Once you start removing logic from the jsps, you'll probably begin to realize why the original developers put so much logic there in the first place-- they didn't have to restart the server all the...

I haven't heard anybody happy with JSF unless they're also using SEAM. Not saying that JSF isn't great, just that I've never heard anybody say it was, and what I've heard has been enough to steer me...

ServletContextListener! Much better.

Now, what about servletContext.getRealPath()? Is that safe on all platforms? If not, are there any workarounds?

My web application holds a reference to ServletContext and frequently uses servletContext.getRealPath(uri). I haven't noticed any bad side effects, but I wonder if this would work in all...

"Groovier Spring, Part 2: Change application behavior at run time" (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-groovierspring2.html) is currently mentioned on the Spring frontpage, and is a...

One of the major problems we run into when we develop web applications is the constant need to restart the server to see our changes. Reading about the Spring dm server, it seems they possibly have...

I've tried, for the second time, to get information about what a SpringSource Enterprise developer subscription costs. I was expecting someone would contact me the day I submitted the form, but it's...

I'm no lawyer, so I get a bit scared reading the license we have to agree to when downloading Spring Source Tools. I also read something about 'evaluating' Spring Source Tools, which makes me think...

Let me refine my question a bit.

Is it practical to deploy to Tomcat for production, but to develop in a free version of the SpringSource DmServer, using a free version of the Spring Tools Suite,...

Am I right that just by deploying a war in dm-server release 1.0 that I'll be able to make changes to code and to xml files, and to see those changes reload without my needing to restart the server?

GroovyFlow now has an initial implementation of a Groovy ActiveRecord. At this point the ActiveRecord could best be described as an on-the-fly IBatis, but one that supports domain-driven design. ...

I'd say unchecked by default, and stick to the default unless there's a great reason not to. I don't know if that's the consensus, but it makes for better code at the cost of dropping a...

If you migrated to Grails, I salute you! I had trouble, but as I said in my post, I was probably missing something. (Patience, brains, ...)

If you've read my earlier posts on GroovyFlow, you may want to see how I implemented the important features, if not to make yourself comfortable with GroovyFlow, then to better create your own Groovy...