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Excellent, thanks Mark. I actually just had a project come up yesterday and made me think "I really wish I could use the Roo shell for this". So, I'll give it a look and hopefully have some ongoing...

I'm missing something about the use of <action-state> with custom actions. Here's my super simple custom action:



public class HelloWorldLoggingAction implements Action {

private Logger...

Great, thanks.

Okay, then in an <evaluate> statement, the object identifier would be the bean ID? So, for example if i defined a bean "Foo", the evaluate statement would be <evaluate...

I'm a bit confused about how custom Action classes are instantiated and how one injects properties/beans in to them. Is there some documentation on this somewhere?

Actually, just found most of what I was looking for. It's in the non-obvious "Special EL variables" section if anyone else is looking for it.

Could some one provider a good technical description of the various scopes available within WebFlow? In particular I'm looking for an exhaustive list of the scopes, their lifecycles, and the means...

Hey Luke,

The thread in question is here:
http://groups.google.com/group/shibboleth-users/browse_thread/thread/edf13e30266522f3

It's a hijacked thread but the stuff about Spring starts with...

Hello, let me introduce myself. I work as one of the technical leads for the Shibboleth/OpenSAML projects. Over the last few days we have had a passionate individual post to our list regarding SAML...

Is it possible to use SpEL within the context parameter used by the ContextLoaderListener?

In other words, could I do the following?


<context-param>
...

I was just using Velocity directly for that application.

I just went through this with another project (not using Spring), but maybe some of this will help folks figure out the right way to do it with Spring.

First, JSP and JSTL are out all together...

Paul,

The included Spring JSON view uses Jackson. It has the ability to mark various fields as ignored or to explicitly list which fields are actually included in the serialized form. Check out...

A number of HTTP request headers are space-delimited, multi-value strings. Can the @RequestHeader be applied to a method argument of type List<String>? Will it properly split on the space?

I'm using the Spring MVC framework for my web service. Currently, the service will only be accepting/producing JSON but may in the future also support XML. It seems like the expected way to produce...

What is the proper SVN repo from which to grab the code for the whole spring-framework? The repository here https://src.springframework.org/svn/spring-framework only seems to contain about half of...

I apologize, I'm pretty sure this isn't the best place to ask, but I'm not sure where would be better.

I remember hearing one of the Spring Roo developers talking about how the Roo shell and DM...

Will do. I just wanted to start here in case people were totally against the idea of doing any work in this area of the code. Or against having an external individual do work in this area.

I'm currently using Spring 2.5 within a project and looking to update to 3. The project uses custom namespaces pretty extensively and I've implemented an extension to Spring to allow selection of...

We have a larger contextual bean that binds the request/response together with other data and passes it through a pipeline for processing. That larger contextual bean can be created via Spring and...

For reasons of legacy of code, I'm am not using Spring MVC for a given project. However, I am able, and planning to move to Spring 3.

Is there a way to inject the HttpServletRequest/Response in...

Thanks, that's what I needed.

I'm trying to learn the Spring 3 MVC framework and I keep reading that the pet clinic example is included in the main Spring Framework download, however I don't see it anywhere in there, or on the...

Actually, you didn't give the information.

As I've already said, I have the custom parsers and namespace handling finished. You're example works fine if

The child element has an explicit ID...

Alright, I was able to get this working for the exact use case I posted before. However, the inability to access to the ID for a bean is a problem with a related use case. Take a slightly modified...