For those of you out there who would like to get Restlet 2.0 (currently the M5) release up integrated with your existing Spring application, hopefully this post will be of some help. I recently had to do this and unfortunately the documentation related to Spring integration on the Restlet site is scattered across various docs [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Spring’
22 Jul
AccessDecisionManager does not support secure object class…
This post will be short and sweet, but for those of you using Spring Security and come across this exception, hopefully this post will be of some help to you. Here is the exception: I received this exception today when I began to add some http/web level security into my application which already had some [...]
12 May
AbstractTransactionalJUnit4SpringContextTests Failing to Rollback in MySQL?
Ok so today I was working on some JUnit tests within Spring using AbstractTransactionalJUnit4SpringContextTests (yes, wow what a long class name). For those of you unfamiliar with this class, basically if you extend your unit test class from this class, every @Test annotated test method will run within a transaction, with the default behavior being [...]
27 Feb
Review: Spring Recipes
This is a review of the book “Spring Recipes” by Gary Mak I picked up this book as a supplement to the “Spring in Action” 1st/2nd editions that I have. This book takes the same approach as the O’Reilly Cookbook series and covers Spring 2.5. Basically it is a task/problem oriented book. Each little section [...]
7 Dec
Review: Spring in Action
This is a review for “Spring in Action” 2nd Edition by Craig Walls Spring in Action covers 2.0. The book is excellent and walks the reader through the basics of IoC, bean injection, AOP and then on to virtually every major component of this framework. For the database side of things, they cover basic JDBC [...]
