The path "helloworld" will match your first "permitAll" rule:
<intercept-url pattern='/*' access='permitAll' />
Since this is the first rule that matches, other rules in your...
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The path "helloworld" will match your first "permitAll" rule:
<intercept-url pattern='/*' access='permitAll' />
Since this is the first rule that matches, other rules in your...
Ok, I saw the sample. For starters the sample does indeed store the JpaBookingService together with the datamodel.
I understand why they do it, but seen from the SWF point of view it is a bit weird...
I'm not 100% sure I follow your post, but as far as I can tell you are storing a XptoLazyDataModel on some SWF scope (flash or flow).
This is on itself no issue, but remember that everything stored...
There seems yet again another issue when using the Spring 3.1 - Hibernate4 integration.
This issue pops up so late since it only occurs in special circumstances: it has to do with the hibernate...
Apparently it could be solved by setting the property hibernate.transaction.factory_class which resolves default to the JDBC transaction factory depending on the hibernate transaction API. See:...
alysson.rodrigues: Yes, the code you mention is indeed the code which gets executed in case of a JTA context.
You would indeed also think that the "SpringFlushSynchronization" (as the name implies)...
alysson.rodrigues: The JpaTransactionManager will probably act the same way as the HibernateTransactionManager.
If I replace the JtaTransactionManager with the HibernateTransactionManager everything...
I have been migrating from hibernate 3.3.x to hibernate 4.1.3-final using Spring 3.1.1-release.
Besides the hibernate specific refactorings (due to API changes) I thought the only changes for the...