Tag Archives: Spring Framework
Unit test your Spring/Hibernate and MongoDB setup
In my previous post I described how you can setup Spring and Hibernate in combination with the MongoDB. In this post I show you how you can write your unit test for this setup including a workaround for the fact … Continue reading
Use Spring and Hibernate with MongoDB
One of the requirements we have for one of our Mule ESB implementations is to log the messages that went through the ESB (especially handy during development and testing). There has been written a lot already about logging with Mule … Continue reading
Using StAX with Spring WS
As I have posted before we are using XFire to implement our web service. Unfortunately, we are running into some serious issues with the framework, so we decided to look after another implementation. Since XFire is no longer supported by … Continue reading
Weird Quartz scheduler behaviour
As I posted before here I am using Quartz scheduler to schedule some batch jobs. It seemed to work fine but now while we were testing our application it appeared Quartz was showing some weird behaviour. I have scheduled 3 … Continue reading
Configuring durable messages with SpringFramework
In our project we have a webservice that receives a message, processes it and sends a response back. Very common for a webservice I think :-) Now there was an extra request: log all messages in a database so we … Continue reading
Scheduling with Spring and Quartz
Just a small post about something I noticed in Quartz. I wanted to offer the user a screen with functionality so they could (re)schedule a batch job which then would do all kinds of batch stuf. To schedule the job … Continue reading
Failure trying to catch an UncategorizedSQLException
To store information in our PostgreSQL database we use Spring and Hibernate as I mentioned earlier in my posts. Some of our tables in the database also have GIS information with them. That’s why we are also using PostGIS extension … Continue reading
JMS Spring disadvantages
In my previous post I was rather enthousiastic about the Spring JMS library. However, that was before we did run some performance tests. It seemed that with using JMS Spring our code was at least 10 x slower then before! … Continue reading
Using Spring JMS
Last week I discovered a piece of code in our project that didn’t use Spring yet. It was the piece of code that used JMS to access some JBoss queues. Since we did use Spring everywhere in our code where … Continue reading