I'm building a Java Spring app, and I'm working around a few constraints in the production environment, due to the fact that content is being published from a CMS. I have my images, js, css and jsp views residing in a static folder. I'm running a Tomcat app server, and i've set up Virtual directory mappings in the server.xml to map the i...
I am in the process of adding Spring declarative transactions via the @Transactional annotation to an existing Java project.
When I ran into a problem (unrelated to this question), I turned on full debug logging. Curiously, I noticed the following:
17:47:27,834 DEBUG HibernateTransactionManager:437 - Found thread-bound Session [org.hi...
I am using Transaction management with Spring and Hibernate.
My situation is as follow:
I have got bean A which is sorrounded by transaction
and it call bean B which is defined with transaction including the attribute 'PROPAGATION_REQUIRED'
B in this case doesn't open new transaction but uses the exsiting one (saw in the logs: 'Partici...
I'm trying to implement a Generic DAO using the Hibernates Context Sessions. Following was my shot:|
import java.io.Serializable;
public interface GenericDao<T, ID extends Serializable> {
/** Persist the newInstance object into database */
ID create(T newInstance);
/**
* Retrieve an object that was previously persisted to the da...
I have a bean definition in Spring and it's proxy counterpart which is meant to be used everywhere:
<bean name="my.Bean" class="org.springframework.aop.framework.ProxyFactoryBean" scope="prototype">
<property name="proxyInterfaces" value="my.Interface"/>
<property name="target" ref="my.BeanTarget"/>
<property name="interceptorName...
Right now I have very basic Java skills (by basic I mean some basic JSP's that query databases and produce reports... not much more!
However I work in a very Java world, lots of web-facing J2EE apps running on various Appservers and have also a lot of contact with SpringSource via our heavy usage of Hyperic as a platform monitoring solu...
Hi,
Does someone can tell me what's new in Spring 3 and the difference to two (Spring 2.5 and Spring 3)?
Thank you in advance
...
there are types:
class A{}
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.PUBLIC_MEMBER)
@XmlType(propOrder = {"obj"})
@XmlRootElement(name = "response")
public class B<T extends A> extends A{
private T obj;
@XmlElement(required = true)
public T getObj() {
return obj;
}
}
When i'm trying to marshal this i get an error:
org.springframew...
First I need to acknowledge the fact that I'm new to EJB, JPA and Spring, so many of the things I believe as true could be wrong.
I'm building an EJB application where there's an stateless session bean used to retrieve many JPA (Hibernate) entities. The problem, which I believe is a widespread problem, is that I cannot traverse the rela...
I need add two custom filters for FORM_LOGIN_FILTER, e.g.
<custom-filter after="FORM_LOGIN_FILTER" ref="myUsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter" />
<custom-filter after="FORM_LOGIN_FILTER" ref="myUsernamePasswordAuthenticationFilter2" />
What I expect the filter sequences is:
1. Predefind FORM_LOGIN_FILTER
2. myUsernamePasswordAuthent...
Hi all,
I am mixing jsf,richfaces and spring together (faces backing beans = spring beans) and I have a jsp page with a table. For some strange reason tag
<rich:dataTable value="#{inputBean.table}" var="tableRow">
calls inputBean.getTable() method and construct output table with the same amount table rows which table(List) has -> #{i...
I have a bean in which I've injected an HttpServletRequest using the @Autowired annotation.
This injection works correctly when the application context is a web application Context. That's not the case for application contexts for JUnit tests with Spring.
How can I test this bean ? Maybe I can mock an http request, but then how to inj...
Is there a way of intercepting all new Hibernate sessions when they're created? I need to access each Session instance to enable a Hibernate filter with a parameter.
The only solution I've gotten working has involved wrapping the SessionFactory, but this involved a lot of semi nasty hacks as well as it required me to implement around 6...
I have been integrating spring into an application, and have to redo a file upload from forms.
I am aware of what Spring MVC has to offer and what I need to do to configure my controllers to be able to upload files. I have read enough tutorials to be able to do this, but what none of these tutorials explain is correct/best practice metho...
Hi,
I am very new to Spring framework in general. How can I map individual methods in a controller, so that I can call any other method other than handleRequestInternal for example.
Also I do not want to use annotation (@RequestMapping).
Thank you
manu
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I am not familiar with these "framework" "components" at all, but can someone give me a 101 introduction about what the relationship they are to each other? Basically, I want to know roughly about:
what and what are counterparts to each other
what and what are complementary technology (e.g., A as a framework can be used with B as a com...
How do I make sure that there is only 1 sessionfactory/session/transaction when i run a test case? Currently in my test case the DataBase changes (that i make in the test case) are not visible in the application code.
Here is the base class of the test.
@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
@ContextConfiguration(locations = { "/spring...
I'm wondering about Spring 3.0 whether it provides an automatically generated service definition page after I defined services.
With SOAP we have a WSDL file which contains WHAT, HOW and WHERE we can call a service.
Is that possible with Spring 3.0 or not?
...
Hi
Is it possible to persist data in bean between each method calls MultiActionController?
fist method should be able to create new Person and the second method should be able to use the object
I have tried the following not sure why UI Model is created for every method call?
I am expecting a “myUser” (UI model) to bind to form fiel...
I can use:
return new ModelAndView(viewName, model);
Or I use:
response.setContentType("text/plain");
response.getWriter().print("Hello World!");
Now where's the difference n design, other that I dont need a JSP in the second solution.
But I could also output a flestream right?
Maybe I just need a little bit more understanding. Ho...