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1. General Question on Large J2EE web application, clearly separate application by modules. Possible use of business delegate pattern    stackoverflow.com

Before I ask my "general" question, I wanted to present some quotes to my high-level general understanding of the business delegate pattern: "You want to hide clients from the complexity of remote ...

2. Spring MVC REST : static files unaccessible because of url-pattern    stackoverflow.com

My Spring Dispatcher servlet url-pattern is /* (as spring MVC REST suggests)
Now all the request are resolved by this Servlet. even CSS/JS/Images also get resolved and handled by servlet.. So, Spring ...

3. hibernate / spring validation in service layer    stackoverflow.com

---added (edit) -- should you do validation at the service layer, even if you validate at the front-end? eg struts has validations so you can validate it a lot. (I don't mean java ...

4. Java WebService (Rest/SOAP) Design Pattern    stackoverflow.com

We have an application built using Springs/Hibernate/Springs-MVC/. Now we want to provide RESTful services, planning to use Springs MVC. My question is, is it better to expose the service API directly as ...

5. transformWsdlLocations &     stackoverflow.com

When I have in web.xml:

<param-name>transformWsdlLocations</param-name>
<param-value>true</param-value>

<servlet-mapping>
    <servlet-name>personWS</servlet-name>
    <url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>

<soap:address location="http://localhost:8888/MyWSApp/getPerson/"/>

6. Spring 3 Service Dao layers with abstract class question    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to implement a generic abstract class in my service layer. I am already using a simliar pattern in my dao layer and it works fine. I ...

7. Design pattern for making a web service respond to a large number of input parameter rules    stackoverflow.com

What design pattern is used when a HTTP-based service, which could be called with a number of different parameters, is designed? Some parameters are required, some are optional, some must be used ...

8. Designing a Pattern to Test RESTful Services    stackoverflow.com

A Controller consist of two main parts:

• Mapped URL
• Code inside method

• Testing URL's and mapping
• Testing the code inside the function after mapping ...

9. Designina a Pattern For Logging Spring REST Controller Operations    stackoverflow.com

I have a Spring 3 REST application. As usual I have create post delete put and get methods. I want a logging system to log my operations. i.e. if user has ...

10. Spring Integration WebService retry pattern    forum.springsource.org

Hi Mark, Here is the scenario I am pulling messages from JMS inbound gateway (destination name ="incomingMessage") using poller with specified interval, and making webservice call if there is any failure, ...

11. Spring service configuration pattern    forum.springsource.org

Spring service configuration pattern I need to store a few configuration parameters somewhere for my Spring services. Those parameters can be changed by service admins only and they must be stored ...

12. using template design pattern vs plain old interfaces in the service layer    forum.springsource.org

If I use the template design pattern in lieu of plain old interfaces for the service layer, would it be difficult to use Spring ...because whatever examples I have glanced at, ...

13. Issue with Message Exchange Patterns (MEP) in Dynamic WSDL Generation    forum.springsource.org

Issue with Message Exchange Patterns (MEP) in Dynamic WSDL Generation Hi, have found the spring-ws 1.50 DefaultWsdl11Definition generates WSDLs that will Not always successfully autogenerate a web service client (in SOAPUI ...

14. Spring web application patterns    forum.springsource.org

I made my first web application with spring, and more I'm adding stuff more I see how poor architecture it has (or, no architecture to be honest). So i was wondering ...