I have a url like http://localhost:8080/forum/view/1/ (the last integer being an ID) I want to then have on this page a \"Reply\" button, and have it be taken to
In my config, I have a bean paths. Now depending on which config file is read, I need to add paths to this property.
Below is my setup for the new Spring 3 annotation based controller: // dispatcher-servlet.xml <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>
do you know if there is anyway that I can populate a javabean but i don\'t want to use reflection. For example I have this xml template to pouplate it
I\'ve created an Java EE application on Glassfish and it\'s deployed and run successfully. However when I try to use junit to test the Application Client module, It says
UPDATED: I have included the whole code to clear the ambiguity. This is the CompileClass that I am using for getter and setter methods:
I am getting a null output for the 3 variables on my JSP page. These are my files: index.jsp <jsp:useBean id=\"user\" scope=\"session\" class=\"user.CompileClass\" />
Code Updated with web.xml and Servlet configuration I am trying to forward some value from my servlet to JSP, but when I am trying to access that value into JSP, there is no output.
So far I have just used Spring beans that are singletons but now I want to make it where I have a scope=\"prototype\" bean and instantiate it each time I need a new instance.
I\'ve got a bean defined in resource.groovy like beans = { jmsConnectionFactory(org.apache.activemq.pool.PooledConnectionFactory) {bean ->
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