1. Spring startup questions (class loading) forum.springsource.orgSpring startup questions (class loading) My app has a remote class loader. Spring is looking for some stuff during startup and causing some minor delays. (See below) How can I configure ... |
2. Make bean init non-fatal on startup forum.springsource.orgMake bean init non-fatal on startup Can anyone recommend an approach to making bean initialization non-fatal if a bean fails to initialize on application startup? I have a reference to a ... |
3. Pushing a bean property without causing a startup failure if it is missing? forum.springsource.orgPushing a bean property without causing a startup failure if it is missing? Is there a way to load in optional bean properties (as config params) for a bean definition such ... |
4. Load bean on startup forum.springsource.orgLoad bean on startup I would like to load application properties from database when the Spring application starts. If the configuration loading fails, the application should fail to start. I need ... |
5. Want to change Property at Application Startup forum.springsource.orgWant to change Property at Application Startup Hi to All, I have situation in my application. I have Property file called application.property and that one has some contains. I want to ... |
6. Want to change Application Property at startup forum.springsource.orgWant to change Application Property at startup Hi to All, I have situation in my application. I have Property file called application.property and that one has some properties. I want to ... |
7. Run method on app startup (not bean creation) forum.springsource.orgIt's called "load-on-startup", which you use in your web.xml. You define a servlet and set this parameter so it will "load on startup". |
8. Trouble getting bean to run at application startup forum.springsource.orgHi, I'm using Spring 3.0. We have this class ... Code: @Configuration public class Web implements ServletContextAware { ... @Bean(name = "ratesCachingBean") public RatesCachingBean getRatesCachingBean() { log.debug("getting rates caching bean."); return ... |