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1. Spring startup questions (class loading)    forum.springsource.org

Spring startup questions (class loading) My app has a remote class loader. Spring is looking for some stuff during startup and causing some minor delays. (See below) How can I configure ...

2. Make bean init non-fatal on startup    forum.springsource.org

Make bean init non-fatal on startup Can anyone recommend an approach to making bean initialization non-fatal if a bean fails to initialize on application startup? I have a reference to a ...

3. Pushing a bean property without causing a startup failure if it is missing?    forum.springsource.org

Pushing a bean property without causing a startup failure if it is missing? Is there a way to load in optional bean properties (as config params) for a bean definition such ...

4. Load bean on startup    forum.springsource.org

Load bean on startup I would like to load application properties from database when the Spring application starts. If the configuration loading fails, the application should fail to start. I need ...

5. Want to change Property at Application Startup    forum.springsource.org

Want to change Property at Application Startup Hi to All, I have situation in my application. I have Property file called application.property and that one has some contains. I want to ...

6. Want to change Application Property at startup    forum.springsource.org

Want to change Application Property at startup Hi to All, I have situation in my application. I have Property file called application.property and that one has some properties. I want to ...

7. Run method on app startup (not bean creation)    forum.springsource.org

It's called "load-on-startup", which you use in your web.xml. You define a servlet and set this parameter so it will "load on startup".

8. Trouble getting bean to run at application startup    forum.springsource.org

Hi, I'm using Spring 3.0. We have this class ... Code: @Configuration public class Web implements ServletContextAware { ... @Bean(name = "ratesCachingBean") public RatesCachingBean getRatesCachingBean() { log.debug("getting rates caching bean."); return ...