1. Java File release resource stackoverflow.comI am using SpringFramework Web MVC and inside the servlet handleRequestInternal, I created a variable to access a file in the local filesystem, i.e.
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2. How to make tests using 'file:' resources work in project forum.springsource.orgHow to make tests using 'file:' resources work in project I am using AbstractDependencyInjectionSpringContextTests for Unit testing, see section 20.2.2. Dependency Injection of test class instances, in the reference manual. Also ... |
3. read a resource file in WEB-INF forum.springsource.orgread a resource file in WEB-INF I have an xml file in my web app (WEB-INF/myresources.xml). I want to read it with spring, without passing from the application context (because I ... |
4. How to Externalize the resource(propeties) file on WAS. forum.springsource.orgHow to Externalize the resource(propeties) file on WAS. I am using spring in my project. It is deployed on to Websphere. Following is the configuration used in my application. |
5. file: resource abstraction forum.springsource.orgfile: resource abstraction I have a bean with two styles of spring Resource. The classpath: prefixed property behaves as expected but the file: prefixed property doesnt appear to resolve. Here is ... |
6. Runtime changes in Resource file forum.springsource.orgRuntime changes in Resource file I got in the problem that how i can make change in the value of property file key at runtime and can use that key in ... |
7. Configurer correct location of resource files in web-app? forum.springsource.orgConfigurer correct location of resource files in web-app? Hello Everyone, I was wondering if you could give me some advice on the correct/preferred location for my resource files. I have a ... |
8. File resource changes not visible in TimerTask run () forum.springsource.orgHi, I am passing text file as classpath resource to TimerTask bean and reading in run() method as follows - |
9. Initialising resource from relative filename forum.springsource.orgBasically, I need to initialise a LocalSessionFactoryBean using it's mappingJarLocations property. I find using a url of the file:// scheme works if I specify an absolute path to the jar. I ... |