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This is a little weird, below is quoted from Pro Spring 3:
Spring also supports a mix of the two approaches in a single ApplicationContext (the XML file configuration will override the annotation...

JMX probably worths a try.

Which version are you using? If Spring 3.1 or later, you can resort to the Profiles feature.
Beside that option, if you build your app with ant, you could finish the substitution task in ant. Maven...

Could you show us the first lines content of ContextFile.xml?

Pls use the <code> tag to format your code, you can edit the content in the advanced editor mode.

Pls show us the code of PermissionEvaluator.

I have no field experience on this , I binged "java transliterate", hope this could help:
The Google Transliterate API Devloper's Guide

I tested with <context: property-placeholder> and annotation style injection in Spring 3, the default works just fine.

There is no difference essentially, just personal preference.

Still using spring 2.0?

I'm wondering why you want to have sessions' id, the sessions might be pooled beneath the surface, the id is probably confusing.

The essence of the transliterating requirement is actually string conversion stuff, you'd better grab some third party libraries to do that complex conversion.

I tested your code, it works just fine.