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This problem went away when I upgraded to a newer update of the Java 6 JDK

I'm still having this problem... I thought I got passed it but it's still happening:


javax.mail.MessagingException: IOException while sending message;
nested exception is:
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Okay I fixed it... had to add import for spring.mail.javamail

I'm getting the following exception trying to send an email (spring mail):

Caused by: javax.activation.UnsupportedDataTypeException: no object DCH for MIME type text/plain; charset=us-ascii
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I had this problem with the beta, and now I have it again.
I created a new project and added added the PAR facet. When I try to edit the manifest file, I get an error.

Stack trace:
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It sounds like you didn't add the Spring OSGI Bundle Nature to the projects. Right click on the project, go to Spring Tools and select Add Spring OSGI Bundle Nature.

Thank you :)

I'll try to disable the PDE nature first and if that doesn't work I'll try to get you the project. I used the spring-osgi-bundle archetype to create the project and I believe I ended up with PDE...

That's great. I'm still getting familiar with spring dm/osgi, but so far this is my #1 wish.

My #2 wish is also maven related, and it's a desire for more archetypes. I've been using the...

I see that the PDE nature is enabled for the project. Is it supposed to be or not?

I created a maven project with a couple of modules.
Module A depends on module B.

Eclipse keeps going back and forth between "Updating bundle class container for project" A and B. This is with...

You can place the bundles in the 'pickup' directory.
Any bundles there are automatically deployed on start-up.

The manifest produced by the felix plugin won't contain any imports for classes that only appear in the conext file since the plugin doesn't know anything about them.

Are there any plans for a...

To answer my own question: No, there isn't such a default. (At least not in the rc2 DTD).

Thanks. That sounds exactly what I was looking for.
Do you happen to know if there's a "default-autowire-candiate" option for beans available as well?

I think you misread my post.
I don't want to specify that a bean's dependencies should be injected. That is definitely possible in spring 1.0

I want to specify that only some specific beans...

I want only certain beans to be injected into other beans using autowiring by type.

With the "autowire" attribute, you can control whether or not a bean's properties are autowired, but I would...