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  1. Setting the scope to singleton doesn't change the...

    Setting the scope to singleton doesn't change the behavior as well.



    I am testing just like you assume. Debugging with breakpoint that blocks the first request.



    This is really weird. You...
  2. I just changed the scope of the controller from...

    I just changed the scope of the controller from "session" to "request". This didn't have any effect on the behaviour. Both windows are still processed by the same HTTP processor thread. Seems for me...
  3. Jörg, thank you for the explanation. You are...

    Jörg,

    thank you for the explanation. You are right, my test is running in the same session.

    I am actually not sure if I really need a session-scope controller at this point of the application....
  4. Multithreaded controller in Tomcat environment?

    I am new to Spring MVC and wonder about the behavior of a controller class I wrote.
    The controller extends AbstractController and has session scope.

    The handleRequestInternal method of the...
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    Does really nobody have any suggestion? It's not...

    Does really nobody have any suggestion? It's not about setting a service URL at runtime on a predefined invoker, like already described in two other threads on this forum. The number of services and...
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    Dynamic HTTP invokers

    I'm new to Spring HTTP invokers and want to know, if it is possible to create multiple HttpInvokerProxies as well as expose multiple services dynamically on one's own account, since all necessary...
  7. That was the point. Hibernate produced the...

    That was the point. Hibernate produced the statement "loc.node2=NULL" instead of "loc.node2 is NULL". My mistake. I changed the table to accept no null values and do now an equality check against...
  8. How to use HibernateTemplate's finder methods?

    I want to use the find method from the HibernateTemplate class, which accepts an Object array as follows:



    String[] nodes = {"ABC", null, null};
    List location = findLocation(nodes);


    My...
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