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1. Good practice to include XML config in Java classpath?    stackoverflow.com

My application is configured by some Spring XML configuration files. Is it good practice in Java to include the XML files in the classpath, and reference them in my application using the ...

2. loading context from classpath*:/**/*something.xml    forum.springsource.org

The idea is to load all the contexts from anywhere on the classpath matching file names *something.xml. I found out it works great except when file is in a jar file ...

3. Loading spring xml's using classpath:*    forum.springsource.org

Loading spring xml's using classpath:* In my web.xml I have my context locations specified as contextConfigLocation classpath:spring*.xml All of my spring config files are named in the pattern spring*.xml ...

4. classpath:*-context.xml    forum.springsource.org

Hi, I am writing my spring context test and a snippet looks like this, @Override public String[] getConfigLocations() { return new String[] { "classpath:my-context.xml", "classpath:your-context.xml", "classpath:his-context.xml}; } I would like to ...

5. Use of "classpath:" in xml    forum.springsource.org

Use of "classpath:" in xml Hi, I'm trying to make use of the "classpath:", uh... thingy, in my xml as is done commonly with the PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer class (see below), but when ...

6. classpath resource (xml file) is not recognized in server    forum.springsource.org

classpath resource (xml file) is not recognized in server This is my bean declaration and this configuration is working fine in my local workspace (WAS61). my java code will dynamically parse ...

7. pb classpath to loading xml files    forum.springsource.org

This my message error. Code: Exception in thread "main" org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanDefinitionStoreException: IOException parsing XML document from class path resource [spring-config-test-dao]; nested exception is java.io.FileNotFoundException: class path resource [spring-config-test-dao] cannot be opened because ...