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Weird, they just showed up. Could very well be that it was a corporate proxy caching issue... but odd that it was just displaying developer ones, and not release distributions (it didn't seem like a...

When I attempted to download Spring Framework today, I was unable to find any release versions. Currently, it appears that the only available versions at springsource.com are milestones and release...

Ok that makes sense now... thanks for the clarification!

Ok I see where you are getting that properties are String only... the spring-beans.dtd states:


So I guess I can't use props to populate a java.util.Properties object that references non-String...

Well, actually... Properties are not limited to just Strings (though granted, that's how they are typically used).

If you look at the java.util.Properties JavaDoc API, you'll notice that...

The Spring IoC container documentation (3.3.2.4. Collections) defines four supported collection types: list, set, map, and props. Each of these types allows both setting static values and references...

Unfortunately, now that you got the NTLM logon to work... you're way ahead of me. I'm still trying to get it to work in my environment (only getting 2 http requests out of 3 for the NTLM Http...

If you explicitly define your filters in your spring context file (don't rely on the ones created by the default filter chain), you can use aspect oriented programming to add logging to whatever...

I just ran into this a couple days ago.

The culprit is the SavedRequestAwareWrapper that the SecurityContextHolderAwareRequestFilter wraps around the the request before the NtlmProcessingFilter...

You can implement an "in" using named parameters. Hibernate will correctly interperet collections and use the default java->sql type mappings. Take a look at the following code:

public...