The reason I believe it needs to be in a seperate thread is because when the application context for spring starts up it will hang on the receive and not start the application fully up since it never...
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The reason I believe it needs to be in a seperate thread is because when the application context for spring starts up it will hang on the receive and not start the application fully up since it never...
Thanks. I took into account the gotchas and went ahead and started implementing it. I was mainly hoping to verify that I wasn't going to go off and implement something when there is already something...
I have a requirement where I need to take several JMS messages and combine them into one merged xml message that is sent off to another app server. I was thinking of writing a class that starts a...
Not sure how I missed that method.
I have a URL PropertyEditor that throws an IllegalArgumentException. How can I indicate through the messages file that the IllegalArgumentException was thrown because the property was not specified...
Based on http://www.springframework.org/docs/api/org/springframework/validation/DefaultMessageCodesResolver.html I've been able to customize the error messages returned from property binding errors....
How do I handle the validation if I only want certain properties to be optional and other properties to be required? I believe if I install a PropertyEditor it's used for all properties of a given...
I solved the problem by changing my onSubmit method to take in a bindException and then adding the error model to the ModelAndView returned with
modelAndView.addAllObjects(errors.getModel());
I have a form that returns a success view that points to the same form controller. When the form is forwarded to however it blows up with the following
Neither Errors instance nor plain target...
I have a bean that I associated with a form that contains a setter method that takes an Integer. If the field is left blank on the form it causes an error because the blank String is converted into...