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Hi,

I had some time to do some investigation about the reasons for the leakages. In our case it is due to the use of proxied classes for transaction management in Spring. As you know, CGLIB is...

Hi Rob,

Do you have any additional information about where you are now in relation to this? Better PermGen space management is one of the reasons we are investigating the use of spring...

Hi Fabian,

As stated above, you may need to add some additional bundle requirements in your manifest file:

Require-Bundle: com.springsource.org.hibernate,com.springsource.javassist

The first...

For the people that have problems like this, some hints:

The OSGI framework must be able to resolve the bean classes that you are loading using a spring context. So in any case, these classes must...

I agree to that (complete with the remark about annotations). IMHO it doesn't really matter much what marshalling library/tool to use. Experience with all the hussle around it is much more important....

You probably already fixed this, but I am adding this for reference purposes anyway.
Actually, you need to remember there are two stores for keys: the "trust store" and the "key store". Generally...

Have a look at the reference documentation, this should normally give you a good start:
http://static.springframework.org/spring-ws/site/reference/html/index.html

AFAIK XWSS doesn't support that. The reason is quite clear: why just send a certificate/public key to the other party without doing anything with it? This has no added value since the certificate is...

And the Java code.

For your information I attached client example code: You may have forgotten to set the keystore callback handler for handling the key requests? This was not necessary in the original posting you...

You need to set the default private key alias on the KeyStoreCallbackHandler. I agree that dumping a nullpointer exception is not very helpful.

BTW: I got your error with the signing as well but...