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Gary,

I've implemented the concept of the gist you created yesterday and it works like expected!

For the community sake, I want to share the solution:

Router implementation:


public...

Thank you for the Gist.
I'm going to try that tomorrow.
It gives me a nice insight about how stuff works I didn't knew. :)

Regards,
Auke

Hey Gary,

I've seen the DynamicFtpChannelResolver example from the GitHub repo, and i've used some parts of that trick to come to the solution i have until now: Programmatically creating a...

Dear Gary,

Thanks for your swift reply.

I've been playing around a bit, and I've managed to register a dynamically created channel into the JMX registry:

PollableChannelMetrics...

Hi,

I'm facing a difficulty with SI:
I have to create (jms) channels at runtime based on a property in the payload. I've got this working already.
I use a static array of destinations to make...

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Thank you for noticing! :D

Thanks for your explanation.
It clears a lot!

Howcome that there are already plugins available for 1.9.x?

Is it then possible to upgrade to 1.9.x? I would like to install some of the plugins that are availabile from the github repo.
Or is it possible to aquire a copy of 1.9.x?

I solved this. I had a fault in the SpEL condition.

Thread can be closed.

Hi,

How can I apply caching on a method which polupates multiple caches based on a given condition?
Or is there a work-around to apply multiple @Cacheable annotations on the same method?

The...

Hi Marten,

Sorry for the late reply.
I've tried your solution, but didn't work.

I have managed to solve this by changing the configuration to:

api-servlet.xml:

Thanks for your reply Marten.



If I'm reading your reply correct, you are saying that I should modify the <context:component-scan> configuration in the api-servlet.xml and exclude the...

Hi,

I'm trying to apply caching on my DAO methods for a REST Web application
I have a simple configuration and I am using Spring 3.2, EhCache-core 2.6.3, Hibernate 4 and MySQL.
i've tried Tomcat...

you could implement a spring security filter at position "PRE_AUTH_FILTER" that checks if the token is present in a http-header. (eg. in J_SESSIONID). this way the browsers understands it too.