+1 for caching module. It seems to be the spring-module that's most frequently used, so why isn't it in Spring Extensions?
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+1 for caching module. It seems to be the spring-module that's most frequently used, so why isn't it in Spring Extensions?
Does no one know the answer to this question? I have searched through the docs several times without finding anything.
I have set a repository up using the model 1 deployment model (embedded in application) in my spring configuration file, and everything has worked well. Now I want to switch deployment model to using...
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I have a similar problem. Some of my views are user made in the application, and I don't want them to disappear when I redeploy the app in itself. The best suggestion I have got so far was...
Thanks a lot, that would be real helpful.
Hi,
I was wondering if anybody had problems with using .jspx pages as views in Spring? I'm just using a really simple example to see if I can get it to work:
information.jsp:
<%@ taglib...
Thanks for trying to help out anyway, Steve. It's much appriciated.
package no.uib.ii.dpg.dpe.controllers;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.springframework.mock.web.MockServletContext;
import...
I don't understand how I'm supposed to do that. According to my view resolver now (listed below), all view exists in the /WEB-INF/jsp folder. How can I change it so that only some views are there,...
I'm working on an applications which requires me to have some jsp files situated outside the webapps folder on the servlet container (because we don't want them to disappear if we have to redeploy...
Thanks for replying! Could you explain a little bit better what your code does? I need to get the XmlWebApplicationContext object, and set the servlet context to a mock. Do you know how?
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I've been trying to test my Controllers using the spring-mock library lately. However, accessing the master-servlet.xml file have not proved to be easy. In my internal work structure, I have...
Not sure why you'd want your command class aware of this.
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Security issues. Not quite as relevant this time, but with POST requests it would be very relevant to know that it was POST data...
Is there any way I can make a subclass of AbstractCommandController distinguish between GET and POST data in its CommandClass object? I cannot find any mention of it in the documentation.
I guess...