I can tell you the quickest way to get started with Spring DM on Felix (or any other OSGi framework for that matter) :)
1. Install OPS4J Pax Runner: http://wiki.ops4j.org/x/foKr
2. Run the...
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I can tell you the quickest way to get started with Spring DM on Felix (or any other OSGi framework for that matter) :)
1. Install OPS4J Pax Runner: http://wiki.ops4j.org/x/foKr
2. Run the...
Or the most simple:
pax-run --platform=equinox --profile=spring.dm
And you just have to have Pax Runner installed. You do not need Equinox not Spring not Spring DM bundles available. Just a...
Hi Costin,
Are Spring DM bundles available in a maven repository? Which one, because, as I can see, starting with 1.1.3 is not anymore available in maven central repo.
Thanx,
Alin Dreghiciu
Well, is not my website. It is an open source community :). More even, is an open participation community where everyone can became a committer. But that is s different story. And everything is...
Thanx Adam for your information.
Actually what I wanted was to include Spring dm Server in the list of supported platforms by Pax Runner (http://wiki.ops4j.org//x/A4A6). For having a smooth...
So, just to be sure I ask:
If I download the binary file from SpringSource (e.g. 1.0.1 RELEASE) I'm:
1. not allowed to upload this file on a public server and make it available for public...
I created a jira issue related to your proposal. I suggest that we vote on it so we get a feedback if people need it or not. I'm for the proposed solution (but I cannot vote).
...
Peter,
Check out OSGi core specs section 3.6.3. You wil find anything you need about this subject.
Alin
From the state of the bundles from your second post, if you do a "start 10" do you get the same error?
Most simple is to use Pax Logger instead.
Just a "wild" guess: Does you server bundle export "test.FooService" and the client bundle import it?
Alin
No.
No.
Every osgi framework implementation has a specific way of installing and starting bundles and you can find that on their sites. You can also start up the framework without any...
Best, I would say, is that you do not develop your application based on a specific framework implementation. And I do not think that there is a deployment platform of choice this days as the web...
Rico,
As I recall, a couple of months ago, Peter Kriens (bnd father:) integrated into bnd some code from Andy Piper (commiter in Spring DM), code that was meant to kind of parse the spring...
Checkout Rod's blog about weblogic 10 preview: http://blog.interface21.com/main/2007/02/11/weblogic-10-tech-preview-ships-builds-on-spring-framework/
Not the same use case. Please read http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/spring/browse/SPR-2335#action_19719
In order to avoid the above situation of creating hierachical contexts the same can be archived as follow:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE beans PUBLIC "-//SPRING//DTD...
Hi,
Can someone guide me how to register on Spring wiki ?
Thanx,
Alin
Just to make things clear:
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Instead of using the full name of the implementing class as for example
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Seems to be the regex pattern you are using: HarteHanksDAO* that will not match any method from com.pearson.pdp.hartehanks.dataaccess.HarteHanksDAOImpl. Replace it with .*HarteHanksDAO.* that will...
"I wonder how the Hibernate generated objects could be advised also in a Springy way?"
1. look for the first part of http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=18260.
2. look at hibernate...
In the way you had configured you your advice will be called on each externall call on the methods of com.mwc.subscription.web.MainController. The first call you will get will be on the method...
In order to see something in the log CustomizableTraceInterceptor checks if logging is enabled. In your case useDynamicLogger is set to true meaning that the logger name used is the name of the class...
Can you check out if the names under transactionAttributeSource are correct ?
You can check out if a transaction is starting for your method by enabling logging for org.springframework.transaction...