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If you find out, let me know.

I'm curious why such an obvious omission was made.

I agree, it is impossible to specify multiple transaction managers with the @Transactional annotation as it is currently written.

However, it is not impossible in general to accomplish this since...

I don't see why it's more difficult to accomplish this with annotations than with the XML based AOP approach <tx:advice ...>.

The problem with not being able to specify which transaction manager to use with the transactional annotation is that only ONE Hibernate session factory can be associated with a single hibernate...

It's been discussed before but here goes.

Basically I have multiple transaction managers set up for multiple sessions factories.

I want to use the Transactional annotation and use the...

Sometimes in testing, I would like to be able to make changes to the web server's applicationContext.xml file and then have the web server recognize the changes without having to restart the server....

I want to guarantee that once a property is set, it can never be set again.

What you did works but you would have to do that for all your set methods if you wanted to make sure that the bean is...

I want to configure a bean with Spring using normal XML configuration files.

However, once the bean has been set by Spring, I want to guarantee that the bean can never be modified again.

I cant...

I would like to have the ability to select different beans based on a property value.

For example if a property value is "A", I would like bean "someBean" to be aliased to to "someBean1" and if...

I am trying to do the same thing but with no luck.

Here's my thread:
http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=44324

I'm basically doing the same thing but it's not working for me.
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The scope element you mentioned is for the "struts-config.xml" - has nothing to do with spring.

That's not the problem.

I've tried so many things that I'm beginning to think it's a bug with...

I'm trying to create aspect (advice) that will intersect a Struts Action class method. I've tried EVERYTHING and NOTHING works.

Here's my struts-config.xml fragment:



<struts-config>...

I'm using AspectJ

Here's my struts-config.xml fragment:



<struts-config>
<action name="doSomethingForm" type="org.springframework.web.struts.DelegatingActionProxy" path="/doSomething"...

I'm trying to use the annotation method (@Aspect) to create an aspect that will intercept a method in my Struts Action.

How do I do that?

Anybody else has a clue about this?

Surely somebody must have found this issue?

I'm converting an existing Spring version 1 configuration file and ran into a problem.

There's a named top level list bean which is lazy initialized like this. Assume it has to be lazy...