Hi All,
When I use context scanning and deploy it on Jboss5. Spring somehow seem to have issue of finding the beans in the classpath. If the same war is dropped on Jboss 4.X it seems to Work just fine.
I tried using the newer Spring3 - m3 as well with no luck.
Hi All,
When I use context scanning and deploy it on Jboss5. Spring somehow seem to have issue of finding the beans in the classpath. If the same war is dropped on Jboss 4.X it seems to Work just fine.
I tried using the newer Spring3 - m3 as well with no luck.
Any suggestions is appreciated.
-Sundar
http://forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?p=269977
I think it relates to http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SPR-5120, but am not sure. I have created a separate task as 5120 task about EJB Container, where as for me, no service, ejb or not seems to not get scanned.
Sundar Sankarnarayanan added a comment - 18/Nov/09 10:22 AM I think it relates to http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SPR-5120, but am not sure. I have created a separate task as 5120 task about EJB Container, where as for me, no service, ejb or not seems to not get scanned.
Thanks.
Indeed, this should be sorted out since Spring 3.0 RC1 now. SPR-5120 might have a bit of misleading title; it is dealing with general classpath scanning on JBoss 5.0.
Juergen Hoeller added a comment - 19/Nov/09 05:52 AM Indeed, this should be sorted out since Spring 3.0 RC1 now. SPR-5120 might have a bit of misleading title; it is dealing with general classpath scanning on JBoss 5.0.
Juergen
Bug
Resolved
Major
Context Scanning doesnt work in Jboss 5
I think it relates to http://jira.springframework.org/browse/SPR-5120
, but am not sure. I have created a separate task as 5120 task about EJB Container, where as for me, no service, ejb or not seems to not get scanned.
Thanks.