Two high quality solutions were provided on Stack Overflow here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2845649/how-to-externalize-web-xml-servlet-init-param-spring-delegatingfilterproxy-for-s
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Two high quality solutions were provided on Stack Overflow here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2845649/how-to-externalize-web-xml-servlet-init-param-spring-delegatingfilterproxy-for-s
I have a 3rd-party servlet that I cannot modify. It accepts an init-param that I would like to externalize (from web.xml).
I can externalize a servlet filter init-param using...
Yea, good point. It doesn't prevent malicious use, but it does seem to help slightly in preventing someone from calling it by accident or inappropriately. But, again you are correct in that...
Thanks for the information. This is a good point.
Not exactly, because in theory I can install a security manager that says to only allow "org.springframework.*" or whatever to perform the...
Consider the following error message when using simple setter injection:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Could not access method: Class org.springframework.util.ReflectionUtils can not access...
Any solutions on this? Where can I log bugs against pitchfork? Pitchfork doesn't seem to have changed since January. Is it still maintained? Is there any overlap in functionality between...
If I have a service like the following, with a self referencing @EJB injection point,
class FooServiceImpl implement FooService {
@EJB
private FooService local
...
org.springframework.jee.inject.Jsr250Metadata:274
The message "Can't find JNDI location ..." is logged on the ERROR level. Should this not be a WARN at the very most since falling through to...
Thank you very much, that works well.
I am trying to use pitchfork for EJB3 testing (ie: JPA, @EntityManager injection, @EJB injection and CMT transactions on @TransactionAttribute boundaries, etc.). JPA and EJB injection works great. ...