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    Default Aop and generic application context

    Hi, i need to load my spring xml file form a byte stream (its being stored in a dms) and so i am using a GenericApplicationContext, however when i do the aop stops functioning (and spring stops logging).

    All the aop is doing is running a timer on calls to the interface.

    When i was loading the spring xml from the filesystem i used a FileSystemApplicationContext and it worked fine.
    Is there some difference between the two that would cause this?

    Thanks

    edit: I am using spring 2.0.6 and jdk 1.5
    Last edited by EloquentRaven; Jan 4th, 2012 at 08:19 AM. Reason: clarification

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    See this post, could be helpful: http://forum.springsource.org/showth...xt-from-stream

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    Jose Luis Martin
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    Quote Originally Posted by chelu View Post
    See this post, could be helpful: http://forum.springsource.org/showth...xt-from-stream

    Cheers
    Thanks for the link, I forgot to mention that I solved the issue, it was caused by not validating the xml properly. Once we fixed that it worked fine.

    Cheers
    Eloq

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