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thanks. yes i did install the driver.

new to roo, so i'm hoping this is not the dumbest question ever...

i am trying to set up roo for a Sybase SQLAnywhere database. roo uses jtds JDBC drivers, and i've hit a spot where jtds is...

i have an authenticated web service i am building that returns an object. what attributes are in the object returned is based on the role of the requesting user - basically, if the user has...

sure, it's


<bean id="dataSource"
class="org.springframework.jndi.JndiObjectFactoryBean">
<property name="jndiName" value="java:MdxDS"/>
</bean>

hi all, i have a webapp that happily deploys in JBoss 4.0.5 (works? let's not go there). it uses a JNDI datasource that is defined in the XXX-ds.xml file JBoss uses.

i move both the war and the ds...

er, how do i make a patch? do you want a cvs patch? if so, where do i find the cvs info for checking out? sorry to be so dim...

i will, by gum. never done that before. i actually made the fix for my own "local" copy - i can send that along, if i should...

i'll answer my own question. the answer is "no". looking at StaxEventInputWriter.startDocument i see this:


// write root tag
writer.add(factory.createStartElement("", "",...

is there a way to pass in namespace information (uri and prefix) for the root element?

have you tried file:/temp ? i think it defaults to C drive (or the 'current' drive) if unspecified

the problem was nothing to do spring of course. i had an old derby.jar in my classpath. i guess since derby (jdb?) is part of java6, it registers itself with the driver manager -- first. then when...

the app context below, when run in my unit test (belower), generates the message:
"Caused by: org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name...

hi all, a long while back i used someone else's brainy forum entry to enable storing my spring configuration values in the database. now i want to see if anyone has ever tackled being able to change...

okay, i am obviously new here, but i'll forge ahead with another silly question.

where is this HibernateAwareItemWriter? the name sounds like something i want to check out, but i downloaded...

this is kind of creepy. i started looking at spring batch yesterday for the same setup. i need to process what ultimately becomes an XML file and populate database tables based on that. these files...

the pointer to jasperdemo was most excellent advice, thanks. the build.xml in that directory needed some work to get running. having done that work, is someone who can commit to cvs interested in the...

switching to dom4j worked on the server (where i had the same problem) but not on the client. after much more tinkering, it turned out that somebody in this stack did not like default namespaces. so...

you're probably right. it looks like this is some sort of jdom/jboss/xalan bad karma thing. seems much happier with dom4j...

i'll be at the spring experience in december. we can talk jobs then,...

hello all, admitting up front that i know little. also, i have to pick my kids up from school as soon as i post this, so i won't be chatty after posting for a couple of hours....

i am trying to...

according to an entry in jboss forums from 2001, jmx persistence is only implemented in jboss AS for their XMBean. i browsed the source to see what an XMBean does to enable persistence. it adds an...

one more and i'll shut up .... for a while ....

could be this:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=WhyMyPersistentMBeanDoesNotPersistAttributeValueChanges

seems jboss requires...

it's worse than that - i was thinking of struts 1.2.8. sigh

by the way, i tested against jbossmx and the platform mbeanserver (since you stated in another post that perhaps the platform one does...

spring 1.2.6 i mean...

'should' is the word. my admittedly limited testing produces the same result. the bean is exposed in the jmx-console, changes are applied, but they are not persisted. same app server, by the way -...

i'll see if i can grab a stack trace (it's running on a disconnected lan). meanwhile, i will switch to the jdk regexp. thanks for the advice.