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This is basically what I ended up doing. The files still remain in their projects in the source tree for easy unit and integration testing of the layers, but the build copies them into the WEB-INF on...

Won't this fail if the files are contained in jars? My context files aren't in the WEB-INF, they are inside the jars for each subproject. So the appContext-common.xml is in the Common.jar which is a...

I haven't been able to find the correct way to do this. My web XML is below:



<web-app>

<servlet>
<servlet-name>frontController</servlet-name>...

Sorry I wasn't clear. My app is split into four projects.

Common/
Web/
Service/
Domain/

During the build, common, service and domain are jar'd and included in the Web's war file as...

I have a 3 tiered architecture including a Web, Service and Domain projects. Each project manages it's own beans in an etc/service.xml or etc/domain.xml spring config file. However, in wiring up the...

I have a question on the use of singleton beans. Our project has a Service layer with stateless capabilities. On the face of it, this is the perfect use of Singleton beans since these capabilities...

We are currently developing a project with the following structure:

Common/
Presentation/
Service/
Interface/
Domain/

We will be using Weblogic as it is required by the client. We are...

I am having a slight problem with SpringIDE that I thought you all could help me with. I have a project with the following structure:

Common/
Domain/
Presentation/
Services/
Interface/
...

You can certainly use Spring Injection inside an EJB container. Check out Chapter 18 of the spring documentation. You have to wire up your EJBs to grab an App Context from a singleton and then...