SPRING-MVC QUESTIONS

should help you out You can actually enable the Quartz scheduler using JMX by setting this in quartz.properties file- org.quartz.scheduler.jmx.export = true See the below link if it can help you :-JMX and REST API. How can I build a bridge between th

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like below fixes the issue You mentioned that you're not currently using annotations. If you're open to using them, I recommend the new bean validation API (JSR 303). Hibernate provides an implementation, and Spring 3.0 supports it. The annotations p

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wish help you to fix your issue Yes. Because Singleton means there is only one MyController instance which means there is only one List errors. If multiple threads (as each HTTP request run on a thread) manipulate the data on the same list , they wil

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This might help you You're not binding your fileMap HashMap attribute attribute correctly : try this :

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wish of those help my phrases is to check my controller, how does it serialize exceptions, while I am using javax.validation( JSR 380 )

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wish helps you I added following to application-security.xml which solved the problem for this particular scenario, though I am facing CSRF exception in some other scenario :

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Hope that helps Normally you don't need to write ServiceLayerJob impex if your Job's spring bean entry is extending abstractJobPerformable bean.And try running impex with header and Table entry in separate lines for Trigger

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With these it helps Try to use WebRequest.removeAttribute method instead of HttpSession.setAttribute method (example 1). Or another way which do exactly the same you can use 'SessionAttributeStore.cleanupAttribute' (example 2).EXAMPLE 1

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Does that help Finally I solved it. Since I'm using stand alone setup for spring mvc controller test so I need to create HandlerExceptionResolver in every controller unit test that needs to perform exception checking.

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I think the issue was by ths following , Those aren't query parameters. They're the fragment of the URI - and that isn't sent to the server at all. It can only be used client-side.From RFC 3986:

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this will help in my spring mvc web-app i save message_en.properties file under , You have two issues in above codea. First Issue is

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will help you There is a new feature of getting timezone information in web request object. See 16.9.1 section in http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/4.0.x/spring-framework-reference/html/mvc.htmlmvc-timezone , Simply add a method argument of the type

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Does that help I have the typical application Spring with Hibernate using annotation based configuration (Spring 4 MVC+Hibernate 4+MySQL+Maven integration ).

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wish helps you As Jack Flamp suggested, switching from Spring form to ordinary form did the magic. Now everything's working smooth, without any need for ternary operators or other weird fixes.

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hope this fix your issue Although there are many different ways to do this,here is some sample code which you can use for the same :

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I wish this helpful for you Try copying the HTTP auth code at https://github.com/rjrudin/ml-app-deployer/blob/master/src/main/java/com/rjrudin/marklogic/rest/util/RestTemplateUtil.javaL18 - I know it will handle HTTP basic auth against the management

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around this issue An exact match for a RequestMapping will take precedence over one with a PathVariable. So you would have two request mappings like you pointed out. One to handle the specific url, and the variable version will catch everything else.

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it helps some times I am building an application where Rest endpoints uses, boot bindings to send Neo4j Entitites to Neo4j Repo, and thats the pattern we repeated few times across jpa backed repositories. In current configuration; , Updating project

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I wish this help you Ok after a lot of reading I finally found out the problem. The first thing that caused a lot of problems was the use of Spring Boot MVC and creating an executable Jar. When you create a "Spring Boot Starter Project" 2 paths are c

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I wish this helpful for you As shown in the question's code, MockMvcResultMatcher includes support for cookies.This will work fine, as long as the controller under test itself delivers the cookie. The problem here is that the cookie is delivered by S

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further I found the solution. There was a problem because of IntelliJ wasn't able to load resources. When in 'Add framework Support' menu was selected Thymeleaf there was information that resources are loading but

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I wish did fix the issue. You can in general not do something like that because each framework is using completely different abstractions. The fundamental operation in Spring MVC is to receive an HTTP request and based on that produce a response cont

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