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Hi,

While developing a Spring web application, I'm making a heavy use of enums, mainly due to the fact that my screens will have lots of selectable combos with different values (enum values). So I...

I have something very similar to what you're describing, and re-populating the list in the dependent combo works for me with this code:



<tr:selectOneChoice label="Employer" id="employerList"...

Hi,

I'm starting off a new web application where I will be using SWF2.0.3 with JSF and Spring Security.

However, the home page will not be owned by my application, but by PHP. That is, PHP will...

Hi,

My application is using the new JRS311 API for RESTful WS, where JAXB2 is the binding mechanism.

I've managed to integrate it into Spring together with JPA, and everything works fine (the...

BTW, the solution was as simple as separating the annotations into different classes, which anyways makes sense to keep the code in separate layers.

I finally found the root cause of this issue.

It was hidden due to the fact that the @Context from Jersey was being applied to the Proxy and not the Resource itself, as Spring was wrapping it with...

After some more research I finally got to the conclusion that the current Jersey implementation is not compatible with Spring JPA support.

Not sure if it's due to the load-time weaving (as I'm...

Hi folks,

I'm trying to make Jersey (RI for JAX-RS) work with Spring without success. I've tried out the SpringServlet explained in this post:
...

I did some research and looks like the problem is when I start the WS6.1 in DEBUG mode.

If I start it up in RUN mode, then it works properly.

I've downloaded the last J2SE 5 JDK available,...

Hi,

I was working fine with the application, but suddenly today I'm getting this weird exception:



[8/20/07 19:41:42:671 BST] 00000016 SystemOut O 2007-08-20 19:41:42,656 ERROR...

BTW, I have this attribute set:



<flow:executor id="flowExecutor" registry-ref="flowRegistry">
<flow:execution-attributes>
<flow:alwaysRedirectOnPause value="false"/>
...

Hi,

In my application, I store some values in the HttpSession (security stuff). However, when I transition from one flow to another using:



<end-state id="toProveedor"...

Ramnivas, so basically you're pointing me to the internals of the @Configurable annotation, right?

Makes sense....

Hi,

In the Spring reference documentation, precisely in 6.8.1. Using AspectJ to dependency inject domain objects with Spring, Spring allows us to inject any object outside of the control of any...

More specifically, this snip of code in the AspectJExpressionPointcut is the one causing my problem:



public boolean matches(Method method, Class targetClass, boolean beanHasIntroductions) {...

Thanks so much for your example!!!

That allowed me to finally figure out my problem. If you take a look at my original definition:



<aop:config>
<aop:pointcut...

I've been doing some testing and I'm pretty sure something is not working correctly with the way Spring and AspectJ determines the advisors to apply.

As I already commented to you, my business...

I removed the extra "." (full stop):



<aop:config>
<aop:pointcut id="defaultServiceOperation"
expression="execution(* es.tempe.devoluciones.bo.*.*(..))" />
<aop:advisor...

The applicationContext I use for testing is exactly the same as the one in the application, at least in terms of the transaction advice and related stuff.

And yes, I'm extending from...

Also:




<bean id="devolucionesBO" parent="genericBO"
class="es.tempe.devoluciones.bo.spring.impl.DevolucionesBOImpl">
<property name="dao">
<ref local="devolucionesDAO" />...

Well, the call to that method is done from the JSF bean because I have previously injected the business object using the Spring dependency injection:




private DevolucionesBO devolucionesBO =...

Yes, I did before:



public Object create(final Object entity) throws BusinessException
{
return this.execute(new BOCallback()
{

public Object doBusinessLogic(GenericDAO dao)

Let me put an example. Imagine I have this code in one of my business objects:

public Object create(final Object entity) throws BusinessException
{
return this.execute(new BOCallback()
{...

Well, that execute method is a callback mechanism in the same way getHibernateTemplate is implemented. It is called internally by all methods in my business logic, so the transactionality does not...