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Thanks, done.

You're right about the bean class type. I will add a bug - where is the official bug reporting site?

thanks,
Jeff

Hi, I'm using Spring IDE version2.3.0.200911292100-CI-R3533-B555 for Eclipse. I've noticed that autocomplete for a bean's class (or constructor arg's type) doesn't work for interface types. Should...

Christian,

I updated with the nightly build of the Spring IDE plugin and all is working. thanks for the help!

Jeff

I have a groovy class with setters and getters (auto generated) that I am trying to set through Spring. The Spring builder fails in Eclipse since it says it cannot find a property with the given...

I have figured out my issue. Thanks.

Hi, I'm new to Spring web services and from the reading I've done, it seems like there are a couple of options for creating web services in Spring: either you can use Spring-WS to create web services...

Thanks, I'll give that a try!

Hi, I have a website that I'm designing using Spring MVC, and I'm new to the MVC framework and had a question regarding static files. Most of the pages in my site are dynamic and its pretty easy to...

Yes, you do end up creating a second context, but if all of your beans are lazy-init, it doesn't really cause a problem (unless of course your aspect is trying to reference other beans in the other...

thofoer,

I did something like this.



@Aspect
public class MyAspect {

private final DAO myDAO;

Hi, I am new to JMS in Spring but have used it in a full-blown app server (JBoss in particular). My question is, in Spring, do we still need some sort of message broker running (maybe ActiveMQ) or...

Sure, I'd be happy to.



<aspectj>
<aspects>
<!-- define a concrete aspect inline -->
<concrete-aspect name="com.xyz.tracing.MyTracing"
...

Oleg, thanks. That wasn't exactly the right syntax for the aop.xml file, but it got me close enough to find the right syntax. Appreciate it.

I had actually seen that link before, but that seems to show how to set includes and excludes for all aspects. I was just trying for a single aspect.

I basically wanted to try to do something like...

Hi,

I'm trying to write an aspect whose pointcut detects a method call m on class A (so A.m()), but I want to specify what class the caller is. Does aspectjweaver and the aop.xml file allow me to...

Hi,

I was wondering if it was possible to write an aspect in my aop.xml file (using LTW with aspectJWeaver) that specifies a target expression in the pointcut. For example,



<concrete-aspect...

Thanks for all of the input. I appreciate your thoughts on the topics.

Jeff

My first experience with EJB was EJB3 so I did have the use of annotations (which is great compared to deployment descriptors). But in a development environment, it seems to slow things down...

That makes sense.

You mentioned you're not a big fan of EJBs. Could you provide some insight into why that is? I've used them before, and what I like about Spring better is that the configuration...

Ah, then maybe I should rephrase. Does Spring/Hibernate have the concept of "entities" such that a POJO and it's fields can be mapped back to a database and automatically update the database (like...

Thanks again. I only keep referencing JBoss since that's really the only app server I have used before (aside from Tomcat). In terms of using WebLogic, does WebLogic have the concept of an entity...

Thanks for the responses! I have a couple of follow-up questions to that:

In terms of container managed data sources, doesn't Spring have support for that (at least for configuring a database and...

Hi, I've been doing some research on application servers (specifically JBoss since I have used it in the past) and I'm wondering why I would want to use the overhead of a heavyweight application...

When I compile the class with the @Aspect annotation and don't try to create it in a bean definition file, it works with no problem.

What I've done for now (and maybe this is the correct solution)...