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I'm really interested in this as well. We are currently looking at using WS-Security SAML Token Profile. One thing that is holding us back is lack of support for the SAML Token Profile in Spring-WS.

I would start by changing the tone of your posts. Things like "Your distribution is *totally* screwed up." doesn't really invite people to help you out.

Second, if you use the Ant script provided...

Create the 'beanRefContext.xml" file in the JAR file. In your WAR, create an empty application context (this is needed because we're going to define the app context in the JAR as the parent of this...

What about this solution.

The facts:
- fixes get checked in in the repository
- no version tag is applied

Now, as a community, we can setup a new SourceForge project with a new CVS system,...

Building Spring is quite easy. Set your JAVA_HOME environment variable to a Java 1.6 JDK. Next, run 'build.bat alljars'. The 'build.bat' file is located in the main folder.

Good luck.

This is worrying me as well. I would really like someone from SpringSource to clarify this statement.

Does this imply that if I'm on Spring 3.0, bugfixes will not be available to the community...

That won't be possible if your app does not have a web front-end (for example in the case of an MDB application).

Are you using Spring's AbstractJmsMessageDrivenBean or AbstractMessageDrivenBean...

Hi,

I'm currently creating a component that needs access to the request. I want to do this by querying the RequestContextHolder. The problem however is that in a standard SpringMVC application,...

Post a JIRA issue asking Juergen to make them protected. I have done that one or 2 times in the past. If you have valid arguments why a certain method should be protected instead of private he will...

Is there any progress on this issue? We really would like to see this kind of functionality in WebFlow. Is there any chance that this will make it into the next version of WebFlow?

Does the server give any errors when it starts up?

Are you using SpringMVC? If so, did you correctly setup the DispatcherServlet?

Please give some more info, it is kind of hard to determine...

I've got the exact same requirement. Does somebody know whether this can actually be done? I have found some examples on parsing nested elements, but not when such an element is a Spring <bean> (or...

That was indeed the default Spring provided solution I was referring to. :D

OK Christian, thanks for the info.

Hello,

I get a NoClassDefFoundError when using Spring IDE 2.0.5 and Eclipse Ganymede RC4. It pops-up when I open an Application Context XML configuration file:


Problems occurred when invoking...

If you haven't done anything really difficult in your 1.x based apps, it is basically just a drop-in replacement. Offcourse, there are a lot of new features and enhancements in 2.5.4 (annotations and...

May I ask why loading a shared context failed when the EJBs are started before the WARs start? Although I always like to see solutions to problems posted on this forum, I actually doubt whether you...

I would always use <ref local=".." /> instead of the attribute when possible. Two main reasons:
- You're sure where the bean comes from. This becomes more relevant when your application gets larger...

Put the beanRefContext.xml files in different locations in your apps, for example:
EAR 1:
config/ear1/web/spring/beanRefContext.xml
EAR 2:
config/ear2/web/spring/beanRefContext.xml

and change...

Hello Luke,

Thanks for the reply. I currently solved it by first registering that specific bean and passing the bean id to the methods which generate the other beans. Using a default name would be...

Anybody ???

One of the Spring guys perhaps, Juergen? Rob?

Hello Keith,

We have the exact same requirement. I took the liberty to create a JIRA issue for it: SWF-727

Regards,

Duncan

Hello,

I've created my own Spring namespace which is able to create a ProxyFactoryBean configured with various interceptors. The ProxyFactoryBean definition is created by extending the...

Did a little more investigating and noticed that this is actually supported now by defining a custom BeanNameUrlHandlerMapping:


<bean id="urlMapping"...

This is a really old topic, I know, but I experience the same behaviour and would really like to know why beans in the parent context are ignored.

I have defined a custom Spring namespace which...