I want to implement a Role Hierarchy but am rather new to JPA Annotations. I have a Role Entity with a name and an id(implicit via AbstractPersistable):
I am using Jackson and a ContentNegotiatingViewResolverto return JSON from Spring controllers. When I define a method in Spring like this
Unfortunately it seems that annotation inheritance is severely restricted by the fact that only class-level annotations from classes (and not interfaces) can be inherited.
I am trying to integrate hibernate into my first Spring web-project using annotation-based transactions. However, this does not work, as I notice on a save query not committing.
When I define bellow controller in my app context I\'m getting duplicate errors when I try to use it.
This question already has answers here: Hibernate Annotations - Which is better, field or property access?
I am using the @RequestParam 开发者_Go百科annotation to get the request parameters , and using the same to insert the values into the DB.
I\'m using Spring 3.0.5 with <context:component-scan> and @RequestMapping annotations on my controllers. This works, and URLs are registered by the package scan.
I\'ve been looking around and haven\'t found any examples of using spring annotations to generate开发者_Go百科 JMX notifications. I have found examples using @ManagedAttribute and @ManagedOperation.
We are developing a web application with Spring, Hibernate and Maven in a very modular fashion. There are core projects defining data access and view specific stuff, then there are modules defining lo
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