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I was forced to limit (and explicitly state) the attributes requested by a LDAP search and thus needed to make use of one of the more "fat" signatured search() methods of Spring LdapTemplate. [Do not...

However, we decided to put the properties file in the "classes" directory of the application server which is the usual place for classes and resources which should be visible for the app server VM as...

Putting the location of the properties file on the JAR class path (in MANIFEST.MF) seems a good idea. Is it possible to add an "expanded pyhsical" location for class and property files which are...

I want to configure some bean properties using org.springframework.beans.factory.config.PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer, but the configuration (currently loaded as applicationContext) is itself located...

Completely puzzled by abbreviations :-(

But: On the Spring LDAP forum I recently added a question on how to configure a Spring-based LDAP resource provider factory (or how ever you may call it) to...

I want to contact a remote LDAP service (a corporate directory) from inside an EAR on IBM WebSphere 6.0, but I am not allowed to know about the connection parameters like URL, base and userDN / PW....

OK I got the message.

Just a short answer:

(1) I just expected "separation of concerns" and I could not recognize it here. But bean name space is also somewhat globel on the other hand, and...

I faced the same problem and it took a while for me to find out how to let my app run again :-(


What I tried and have seen so far gives reason for another question:

Why is a...

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When I have my CMT Session Bean calling a BMT Session Bean in turn calling JDO code using a JDO TX manager (configured by Spring 2.0, thus its the Spring...

By the way, maybe the motivation for this may look unclear. Hence some clearing words:

Reason for all that is that I want to bring JPOX 1.1 together with Spring 2.0 under the hood of WebSphere 5.0...

Looks like there is some misunderstanding between Spring 2.0 final and JPOX 1.1 about how to handle connection factories when in JCA context...

When Spring's JdoDaoSupport is about to "receive"...

Hi,

I want to let a Spring-configured JDO-based DAO participate in an EJB (JTA) transaction which is already present, so that for example when JDO decides to roll back, the whole JTA transaction...