When you call ldapTemplate.modifyAttributes behind the scenes does it read from the LDAP and check to see if there are any modifications (data passed into modifyAttributes != data in the LDAP) before...
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When you call ldapTemplate.modifyAttributes behind the scenes does it read from the LDAP and check to see if there are any modifications (data passed into modifyAttributes != data in the LDAP) before...
I had to do this a while back and just used JdbcTemplate, I was using hibernate already in the application but trying to map the stored procedure with the NamedNativeQuery annotation turned out to be...
Here is a common requirement:
I have an existing Spring Web Service that I want to add REST support to
Now looking at Spring 3 this means I need to go off and start using Spring MVC instead?...
Are there any plans to replace apache commons logging with slf4j throughout the spring framework?
I'm kind of surprised commons logging is still in use to be honest given the fact the discovery...
Thanks for the reply Mark, it makes sense to me now.
Can anyone explain to me how the splitter and aggregator tie together in the cafe xml sample application?
I can't see any correlation strategy specified so the OrderSplitter split method must be...
Well I ran a test on the server and it can indeed handle to lowest repeatInterval rate by the look of it so it is the spec of my machine.
I notice lots and lots of short lived objects filling up...
I have a SimpleTriggerBean configured as follows:
<bean id="xxxxUpdateTrigger" class="org.springframework.scheduling.quartz.SimpleTriggerBean">
<property name="jobDetail"...
Hmm actually I think I should be using a TransactionTemplate?
If I add this to my spring-config.xml file:
<bean id="txManager"...
Hi, I have some code like:
getHibernateTemplate().execute(new HibernateCallback() {
public Object doInHibernate(Session session) throws HibernateException {
Transaction tx = null;
...