You were correct, it is the setComplete() that retains the added person on
the database. An interesting thing that I discovered is that setComplete()
works when I run the JUnit test from Eclipse, but doesn't retain the record
when I run the same code via 'mvn test -Dtest=PersonDaoTest'.
mraib
Hi gang,
I came across this blog that talks about
reloading spring web app without restarting
server.
http://www.jroller.com/page/Solomon?entry=reloading_a_spring_web_application
Was wandering if this is a cool thing to be integrated with appfuse?
Thanks,
Sam
dbunit loads the data into the database and then acegi reads from the
database using the userDao.
Matt
On 3/17/07, appfused <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How does the app know to look at the file instead of going to the database
since acegi intercepts and everything looks as though the database s
How does the app know to look at the file instead of going to the database
since acegi intercepts and everything looks as though the database should be
queried?
Is there some filter,pointcut.,advice etc that intercepts the request?
Apologies, if this is a stupid question.
mraible wrote:
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You are correct that sample-data.xml contains the default data. The
passwords are SHA-encrypted. Decrypted they are "tomcat".
Matt
On 3/17/07, appfused <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks a lot. I guess this is one of the issues people probably have with
spring since you can have the xml files
Thanks a lot. I guess this is one of the issues people probably have with
spring since you can have the xml files anywhere in the classpath but in
this case appfuse-hibernate is a logical location.
I thought you would actually point me to a class that reads in a file as the
database that got crea
The userDao bean definition is stored in the appfuse-hibernate JAR -
at the root level. It's loaded from the web.xml using
classpath*:/applicationContext-dao.xml.
Matt
On 3/17/07, appfused <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to appfuse and it looks like a really cool tool. I've been lookin
Hi,
I'm new to appfuse and it looks like a really cool tool. I've been looking
through the appfuse generated code for the struts2 basic archetype and i
can't see how the userDao bean is defined. It's referenced in the
security.xml file as
The app compiles and deploy
