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Well, I've probably committed some kind of hienous technical crime, but I solved my problem by doing the following...

(a) stopped it being a session form - it wasnt helping, so no point.
(b)...

I'm having a similar issue. It may even be an identical issue.

My form is basically a search screen where the parameters to the search form the command object. On entering the screen, default...

Spring 2.0.7

I'm using a RmiServiceExporter bean to expose an RMI service.
Mostly, it all works fine.

However it occasionally becomes unbound. That is, the client gets an exception that...

Follow-up question... if I have a HttpServletRequest, how can I get the WebApplicationContext? I've seen WebApplicationContextUtils, but I seem to need a ServletContext - how can I get this?

Thx.

OK, I think I got it. Still not working, but getting closer.

Thanks - useful suggestion. Forgive me if this strays from being spring-specific, I'm new enough to this to not know the difference :-)

That javadoc page seems to indicate that it should default...

I've got a jsp page that contains graphs that are generated by jfreechart and tables. Now I want to add a view that extends AbstractPdfView so I can get a pdf version of the same report.

In the...

Aha - success.
Just saw another mail list that said this error is often caused because jsp-api.jar is in the classpath. Apparently it shouldnt be. That certainly fixed my problem.

I'm getting the same error. Most of this tld stuff is new to me. Searching for the error seems to give links that suggests that the uri in your <%@ taglib %> is important - has to be standard...

I've created a JIRA item for this.

I've managed to do what I want by extending JdbcTemplate and overriding the call(CallableStatementCreator, List) method which is what the StoredProcedure calls. This works but is dreadfully hacky.
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Thanks again. It looks like the least hassle way is to use CallableStatements rather than StoredProcedures. Not sure I have the expertise or the motivation to adapt/extend the StoredProcedure :-)
Ian

Interesting. I'm using StoredProcedures rather than JdbcTemplate, but this gives me something to investigate.
Many thanks. Ian

Good point.

In real life, the print statements in my proc are providing debug/progress information. For the purpose of explaining the problem, here is a noddy example.

In the example, I run a...

Apologies, this is a gratuitous attempt to put this at the top of the list again. Still hoping for an answer :-(

I have a stored procedure that has some PRINT statements in. These are handled as warnings (certainly on SqlServer, not sure about other vendors).

Using plain jdbc, I can call...