Obviously, a fix would be great, but I'm desperate for any kind of workaround. What could I disable to stop this from happening?
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Obviously, a fix would be great, but I'm desperate for any kind of workaround. What could I disable to stop this from happening?
OK, it's attached as jstack.txt.
I've tried to attach the jstack output, but it is 50763 bytes which exceeds the limit for attachments (or at least attachments of .txt files). What is the best way to include it here?
That's right. When I was doing "jps" it just returns something like:
I was starting STS from my doc at the bottom. Today I've started it from the command line and I am able to get at least one...
I run jps command while it is doing "Loading x-y-zContext.xml" and it does not return anything (except "Jps"). I'm on Mac OSX (Lion) running STS 2.9.2.RELEASE.
All the validators and builders that I know about are disabled:
4950
4951
Was this ever resolved with anything besides the workaround? I am using m2e, which sets up my project dependencies automatically. I could go in and manually change them, but I think those changes...
OK, it's created. It's IDE-1228: https://jira.springsource.org/browse/IDE-1228
I have the exact same problem. There is no runtime problem, but the warning is irritating. I'm also interested to hear a solution if one is forthcoming.
This is still happening in STS 2.7.1.RELEASE. @rience gave me the clue to just clean ALL of my projects and that cleared it up, but still annoying. Is there an issue filed for this already?
getConnection() returns something, but you didn't tell EasyMock what it should return. You should have:
expect(mock.getConnection()).andReturn(null);
(Probably not actually that, because you...
I was doing it within STS. Starting development mode and trying again had the same result with no extra output.
However, when I started Roo in my terminal (Mac OS X), gwt setup worked fine.
Thanks, that worked great. The pointcuts seemed to work fine as is.
For anyone else who runs across this thread, the specific section of the reference is "3.8. The ApplicationContext"
I'm sorry. I know this must be answered already on this forum, but I can't seem to find it with search. I am working through Spring in Action 2nd Edition and using Spring 2.5. I have gotten advice...