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1. Accessing .properties file    forum.springsource.org

Accessing .properties file I'm using JPA/Hibernate to interface with a database. My entity classes use annotations. However, apparently in the production environments, the actual database schema is variable (as in, I ...

2. Accessing .properties file from public url    forum.springsource.org

Accessing .properties file from public url Greetings, I need to use a jQuery extension to support i18n in javascript. Therefore I need to be able to access .properties file from a ...

3. Error accessing a bean    forum.springsource.org

Error accessing a bean Hi, I have an error when I try to access a bean from my SLSB. Here's the code : public class RessourceSessionBean extends AbstractStatelessSessionBean implements RessourceSessionSynchro { ...

4. [beginner] Accessing other beans    forum.springsource.org

[beginner] Accessing other beans As the title says i am a beginner so excuse me if u use the wroung terminology, etc. This is a fragment from my bean factory definition ...

5. accessing property files    forum.springsource.org

accessing property files Hi, i want to display some messages from property files in jsp. i have three propertiest files named messages.properties, denish.properties and english.properties. and all have containing same code ...

6. Accessing bean properties inside the bean definition file    forum.springsource.org

Accessing bean properties inside the bean definition file Hi, I have a simple question: Can you access bean properties inside a bean definition file in the way you would do it ...

7. Accessing spring beans from outside    forum.springsource.org

Hi everybody, If I code some beans witch are POJOs (not EJBs) with spring, can I access them from: - an other application in the same container? - an other application ...

8. Accessing property file in spring framework    forum.springsource.org

Hello, I am using java.util.Properties class to load properties into a BeanClass by passing property file name as an argument. Is there any way in SpringFramework to help to get properties ...

9. Accessing Existing StatelessSession Beans using Spring at Client Side    forum.springsource.org

Accessing Existing StatelessSession Beans using Spring at Client Side Hi, I have my existing EJB application deployed on Sun AppServer(Stateless Session Bean). I can access these beans using standard J2EE service ...





10. Accessing property value    forum.springsource.org

Accessing property value Hi! Often, I would like to use a specific property from a property file in my bean definition (using Spring 2.0.4). If I use PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer, I will need ...

11. problem with accessing properties file.    forum.springsource.org

May 15th, 2007, 07:00 AM #1 springfan1234 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date May 2007 Posts 2 problem with accessing properties file. Hi can anyboby help ...

12. Accessing the hibernateSessionFactory bean    forum.springsource.org

Accessing the hibernateSessionFactory bean I am using Spring with Hibernate using multiple databases(datasources). The approach I have chosen is to set a default value for my datasource and then when the ...

13. Directly accessing properties..    forum.springsource.org

My question is, can Spring directly access the property by its name? I dont want Spring to use getters and setters to access a property. Means Spring should set the value ...

14. Accessing bean's getProperty in the config files    forum.springsource.org

Accessing bean's getProperty in the config files Hi, I had some problems trying to set a particular property of a bean, in a config file, with static data given in another ...

15. Accessing other beans    forum.springsource.org

Im using spring 2.0 and Hibernate 3. I Have two beans, UserImpl and AccountImpl, I want userImpl access the AccountImpl services eg. public class UserImpl extends HibernateDaoSupport implements User { public ...

16. Accessing wired spring beans    forum.springsource.org

Accessing wired spring beans My Action is wired with business layer and during my application startup I clearly see that the setter method of action class is called and the wired ...





17. Accessing Spring bean from non spring app    forum.springsource.org

Accessing Spring bean from non spring app Hello All, we are developing set of re-usable / middleware components namely Auditing, logging, security, persistance and few more. All these are developed using ...

18. Accessing local beans in the bundle activator    forum.springsource.org

Suppose I have Spring-DM created an application context, which contains several local beans (NOT exported as OSGi services). Then I'd like to get and use these beans in the bundle activator. ...

19. Accessing Spring Beans Through BIRT    forum.springsource.org

You can use POJOs as a data source in Scripted Data Source of BIRT. In BIRT you write javascript to access POJOs and use them as data source. However, application context ...

20. Accessing Spring Beans Through BIRT    forum.springsource.org

You can use POJOs as a data source in Scripted Data Source of BIRT. In BIRT you write javascript to access POJOs and use them as data source. However, application context ...

21. Problem accessing spring beans    forum.springsource.org

Problem accessing spring beans Good day, Quick insight of the flow: Intranet Client -->(invokes) Application --> (get credentials) NTLM using Servlets --> (forwards to action) Struts using Spring -->(get modules from ...

22. Accessing beans created by Spring elsewhere in Java code    forum.springsource.org

If you want to make the utility class also spring managed , then a simple DI will also work i guess. Why method injection? -Hetal

23. Help accessing beans within views    forum.springsource.org

Probably a really stupid question but this one has me stumped I have a bean defined in my spring config files - Code: Basically ...

24. Accessing Beans    forum.springsource.org

Hi! Simple question (sorry): if I configure a bean in a xml-file in my web-inf folder - how can I access the bean from my java-classes in my classpath? Supposed that ...