The applicationContext-dataSource.xml is always the one used in the applicationContext.xml (unless the 'dataSource' property is not defined...then its the local one)...those other ones are in there as well so that the applicationContext-localDataSource.xml is also generated at the same time. This makes it easy to use that one for testing out of the container by just overriding the beanRefFactory.xml and making it point to the local one. If you only define one or the other, you need to rerun andromda to generate one or the other (which is a pain). -- Chad Brandon - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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