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I have noticed it is not just he HibernateCursorItemReader from the first defined job that is being overwritten, but it is also the processor and the ItemWriter...

So it looks as though the Spring...

I have 3 jobs, each with a org.springframework.batch.item.database.HibernateCursorItemReader with a different queryString property and each is named differently. In each job I set the chunk reader...

I believe I have found a workaround. See below:

within(@the.type.Annotation *) and !bean(notwanted*)

This appears to do what I need without using target. There may be other issues, but I have...

I wanted to add, this problem appears for us (jaweitlauf and myself) to happen primarily when using target, @target, or @within in a compound statment with negation.

For example:
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Type and OtherType should not have spces before their 4th character... not sure why that is there... it is not there in edit mode.

I have solved the issue, and it was as simple as I expected.

where I had:
<aop:after-throwing method="myMethodName" arg-names="e" throwing="e" pointcut="myPointcut" />

I was able to simply add...

I have two similar methods that catch an exception and throw a new exception. The methods have the same name, but each have a different parameter type that they accept.

For example:

public...