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Hi all,

I want to write an XML namespace for defining MVC controllers, so that instead of writing



<bean name="/some/url.html" id="myController" class="com.foo.GenericCommandController">
...

We do this in web.xml:

<error-page>
<error-code>500</error-code>
<location>/error/500.htm</location>
</error-page>

and then this inside our {app}-servlet.xml
<bean...

Hi there,

I'm using ResourceBundleViewResolver as my ViewResolver in a spring MVC app. As far as I can see, this class waits until it receives the first request for a view resolution before...

I use the tomcat plugin, but I always mark my contexts as reloadable="false" to prevent them from re-deploying whenever a class gets changed (JSPs are still recompiled whenever they change). If I...

You can use request.getDateHeader() / response.setDateHeader() to avoid having to faff with TimeZones. Confusingly they take a long, not a Date, but the conversion is easy (theDate.getTime() / new...

JBoss classloaders; gotta love 'em ;-)

JAR files that are loaded from server/lib will use a different classloader to those loaded from server/deploy, which will use a different classloader again...

http://www.opensymphony.com/oscache/wiki/JSP%20Tags.html

Something like this:

<cache:cache time="1800" >
... some jsp content that's slow to render ...
</cache:cache>

but...

If what you want to do is cache the entire response, I'd go for something like squid (http://www.squid-cache.org) rather than do something within the application.
If you're not that worried about...

Just a thought (and it's not really answering your question): When the user sees this error message, what do you expect them to *do* about it? Presumably you're not expecting them to know the ID of...

If you put the file under WEB-INF/classes then you can classload it (i.e. this.getClass().getResourceAsStream('/myresources.xml') - just make sure that it's in the classpath for your unit tests and...

> Anything entered into the URL in a browser is sent as a post.

He means sent as a GET :-)

You could try and use the transactional token approach, but that's really designed to solve a...