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It looks likes disabling caching of the home interface doesn't seem to solve the issue either. With home interface caching disabled it still throws the IllegalArgumentException when the client tries...

So in looking at the AbstractRemoteSlsbInvokerInterceptor and SimpleRemoteSlsbInvokerInterceptor code it looks like in this particular case it is not detecting this as a "connect failure" and...

We're using Spring's SimpleRemoteStatelessSessionProxyFactoryBean in an OC4J (10.1.3.2) environment and it seems to be working great with one significant exception... If we restart the EJB...

So here's the scenario...

1) User clicks link
2) Controller calls service layer (JTA transaction is started)
3) Service layer uses hibernate to retrieve list of objects (with some lazy...

The jar file I'm speaking of is the jar file containing your class files. But it sounds like you're just copying your class files into a classes directory, setting your classpath, and executing your...

I would recommend putting them in your jar file and loading them from the classpath. If there are values in the context that are more dynamic and need to be changed independently of the context file...

Thanks for the advice Josh. I hadn't checked the forums in a while but had arrived at the same conclusion.

Thanks,

Norm

I'm familiar with the RedirectView and the "redirect:viewname" syntax but don't know how to apply it to an AbstractWizardFormController. I know it is not as simple as



setPages(
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We're looking at Jotm and I'm having some trouble getting things going. I've created a simple standalone application (wired together using Spring and the JotmFactoryBean) that seems to work but for...

Can someone point me to an example or the docs on how to do mapped and indexed properties in Spring MVC. I'd like to see both the java class with the mapped/indexed property and the JSP page with...

This is bad idea and over time will be changed but in the interim I'm wondering if it possible to have a bean created from a TransactionProxyFactoryBean call another object who is itself created from...