Spring IDE 2.0 M2 released

[Paul Newport]

Can you please verify that again .

Christian

Looks like the browser or ISP cached the old update site. I hit refresh.....

[Christian Dupuis]

Looks like the browser or ISP cached the old update site. I hit refresh.....

Is it working now?

Christian

[sbeigel]

But regarding the issue you're seeing I added my take on this to the corresponding ticket.

You are right -- I've created a test project w/out any Spring JARs, just a Java Project with Spring Project Nature and one configured Spring config file and there's no LinkageError and the completion works for all beans (including XSD-style bean definitions).

Of course, a Spring project w/out the Spring library (and its deps) seems not very practical... LOL

Edit: Ooops... the LinkageError is not gone! After playing with the config file, several editings and savings it re-appeared But the navigation/completion still works (it didn't in my other projects w/ the same error).

Sebastian

[Marten Deinum]

I finally got time to play around with this version. I have 2 strange things I noticed.

First we have several unnamed beans (some BeansPostProcessorm, some application listeners). In the old version this wasn't a problem in the new version I get an error message 'Overrides another bean in config set', because we have multiple unnamed beans.

Secondly we have a lot of warnings regarding 'Class dependency is missing' while all the jars (even referenced ones like jms.jar) are on our/my classpath. Is this an error or just an undocumented feature .

If they are errors I'll create some issues in your issue system.

[Christian Dupuis]

First we have several unnamed beans (some BeansPostProcessorm, some application listeners). In the old version this wasn't a problem in the new version I get an error message 'Overrides another bean in config set', because we have multiple unnamed beans.

Can you create a ticket for that at http://springide.org/project/newticket.

Secondly we have a lot of warnings regarding 'Class dependency is missing' while all the jars (even referenced ones like jms.jar) are on our/my classpath.

The AOP parsing gives that error if it can't load a class and all its dependencies from the project's classpath. There was a problem in M2 with linked projects and getting the classpath of linked projects. This has been fixed. Can you retry with the latest nigthly build?

Thanks for your help

Christian

[Marten Deinum]

Can you create a ticket for that at http://springide.org/project/newticket.

The AOP parsing gives that error if it can't load a class and all its dependencies from the project's classpath. There was a problem in M2 with linked projects and getting the classpath of linked projects. This has been fixed. Can you retry with the latest nigthly build?

We don't use linked project, however we use some User Libraries which contain a lot of jars. Will try the nightly build when I have the time.

[Christian Dupuis]

We don't use linked project, however we use some User Libraries which contain a lot of jars. Will try the nightly build when I have the time.

User libraries should work as well. Let me know if it works for you.

Christian

[Marten Deinum]

I just did an update to the most recent nighlty build. The issue with the anonymous beans is resolved. However the issue with the Class dependency is still there.

[Christian Dupuis]

I just did an update to the most recent nightly build. The issue with the anonymous beans is resolved.

That is good to hear.

However the issue with the Class dependency is still there.

Ok. we need to do more investigation here. Can you send - or attach to a ticket - your eclpise .classpath file and the part of the applicationContext.xml that is causing the problem. Furthermore it would be good to know what class Spring IDE is missing.

Thanks for your help.

Christian

[Marten Deinum]

Can you send - or attach to a ticket - your eclpise .classpath file and the part of the applicationContext.xml that is causing the problem. Furthermore it would be good to know what class Spring IDE is missing.

It isn't just one applicationContext, we have about 16 context files which make a config set. Some of those are imported with the import tag (mainly beanspostprocessors). The class which SpringIDE is missing is a whole list I'm afraid, I have a list of 535 warnings, with about 30/40 for 1 missing class.

I'll see what I can do.

A message has been sent, I wasn't comfortable on making configuration details public so an email is somewhere on the way.