Dave,
Yep that's precisely what I'm saying re: change the id attribute of the bean to
anything, the constructor-arg value will be used as a !method invocation. Yes,
numerous redeployments and double checking that old libraries have been removed.
I do have actions defined in my spring context files - as an example:
<bean id="userAction" scope="prototype"
class="....xxxx.xxx..xxx.UserAction">
<constructor-arg ref="userService" />
<constructor-arg ref="roleService" />
</bean>
Straight-forward and standard and no relation to 'repositoryPassword'.
Classic mindf*#$k. ohwell.
Regards,
Paul
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Newton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 3:48 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List;Paul
Subject: RE: [S2] re-direct action barfing now?!
>
> I switched from using Spring 2.0.2 to Spring 2.1 M2.
> Wonder if that has somehow made a difference having
> only changed my libraries? hmmm
Well, if that's really the only thing you changed it's
certainly *very* suspicious... that you can name that
particular bean anything you want... that's just
weird.
Do you have any actions defined in any of your Spring
context config files?
> <bean id="repositoryPassword"
> class="java.lang.String">
> <constructor-arg index="0" value="pass" />
> </bean>
You're saying that even if you change the id attribute
of this it's being used as a !method invocation?! (And
you redeployed etc?) *That* is odd. You removed the
old versions of the Spring (and any deps) from the
deployment?
d.
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