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Hello,

During my English course at Åbo Akademi University last spring I had to write a few papers. I wrote one about AOP and one about Java Decoupling. They are available in PDF-format from...

Just a little update, the problem seems to have something to do with Eclipse's somewhat buggy class loader. The following workaround should work if you're not using OSGI manifests in your plugins:
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Update: I managed to trace down the problem to the following line in java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Object ... initargs):
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return (T) constructorAccessor.newInstance(initargs);
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I just tested my code in a JUnit test-case where it ran without any problems. Looks like Eclipse has a bad influence on the framework.
I'm continuing to try to track down the problem and make it...

If you use the CommonsHttpInvokerRequestExecutor, you can configure a timeout for the underlying HttpClient. Please check the JavaDocs.

-Petter-

Hello,

I've ran into a very weird problem with HttpInvokerProxyFactory. I'm currently writing an application (Eclipse 3.1 plugin) that uses the HttpInvokerProxyFactory for accessing a remote...

Hello,

I'm currently working on an application whose client requires support for plugins, about in the same way as Eclipse. I've currently got a working prototype, even though I have quite a few...

Funny, I actually figured this one out myself! This is exactly what I have done and everything works fine. Case closed. Thanks for your help.

-Petter-

It is I who should apologize for not providing enough details. However, I just found out that adding the postgresql.jar file to the client's classpath solved the problem. Is this normal? Now I need...

Hello,

I'm not sure whether this is a problem with Spring or not, but I have to start asking somewhere. :wink:

We're trying to access a PostgreSQL database using JDBC and JNDI. Our Spring-app...