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I have to concur with the other two folks that moving what you want into Java would be a much better solution than attempting to "bend" the Spring XML to do what you want. An addition to the reasons...

You could use a custom BeanFactoryPostProcessor that looked into a properties file and manipulated the application context's bean definitions as you wanted.

I've implemented Spring in a bunch of different projects at this point and I totally agree that you would have to try to make it perform badly or have a serious misunderstanding of what you're doing...

I was wondering if (possibly I had missed it in the API - I'm good like that) if there is an endpoint that just pulls the incoming message payload as a String and wraps the outgoing response String. ...

I'm having a bear of a time getting Spring to initialize a root WebApplicationContext in WebSphere 5.1 with a Struts 1.2 web application. I intend on having the root web app context configure...

I'm trying to setup unit tests that need to use beans mapped in several applicationContext*.xml files. While they work like a champ when bringing up the application normally within the test I get:
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I'm trying to setup OpenJMS through Spring and I'm having a problem. When trying to get a connection I get


INFO [org.springframework.beans.factory.support.DefaultListableBeanFactory] - Creating...

I'm working on a project in which we're testing with jUnit Hibernate DAOs through Ant. The problem we're running into is that each TestCase starts up its own copy of the application context. Has...

Just a heads up, but you'll get the spew of the prepared statements that Hibernate is generating when it crunches up your mapping files - not straight SQL. You'll have to do a little editing before...

I've run into a little problem or confusion on my part that's giving me fits. I've hooked up Acegi Security System for Spring into a Spring J2EE application running within Tomcat 5.5.7. I can...

You should check out Hibernate's documentation for the <version> tag. Basically, Hibernate supports a version number or timestamp for its versioning and will manage the <version> values for you.
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Thanks for the feedback! I agree that Hibernate's second-level cache won't be able to be used at all in this case. But, since we have a mostly read-write domain model I'm not too sure we'd gain too...

It seems that chapter 12 is a work in progress (section 12.7 Using Themes merely states "Dummy paragraph" :D ). I agree that reading it is a bit rough.

We have a situation on the project I'm working on in which we need to use multiple schemas to contain the same domain model information. I've come up with the following idea for a solution and...

"Pro Spring" by Rob Harrop has a bit on themes too.

We have a large set of classes on our projects that currently have a private final static long[] containing a set of constants. These constants are security levels a user needs to access the...

I can certainly understand why developers might not want to disclose the fact that they're using Acegi Security in their projects. I suspect the same would be true with us too.

While reviewing...

I was wondering who some of Acegi's major users (i.e. what companies are using it) are or if Acegi has passed any security accreditations?

Actually I was calling a JavaScript submit on a submit button! D'oh! Thank you for the most excellent suggestion!

Chris

Hello all!

I've got a form with a set of 6 textboxes and 1 checkbox that works likes a champ except...

When submitting the form to the SimpleFormController that it belongs to the onSubmit is...