by Prashant Gupta | Sep 30, 2013 | Java, Maven, Spring
Using Spring’s Java based configuration is fairly straightforward and more flexible. In order to do it, you will have to annotate your java class, that is going to contain your beans, with @Configuration and as we have added the component-scan in our one post...
by Prashant Gupta | Sep 30, 2013 | Java, Spring
Configuring auto-discovery for spring beans is quite easy and straight forward in the spring application. With auto-discovery in place, you won’t have to manually register the beans in spring config files. This is a way to minimize the xml verbosity in your...
by Prashant Gupta | Sep 30, 2013 | Java, Spring
It’s a good idea to resolve the configuration properties from external files and Spring supports this feature which is quite easy to use. You just need to put the properties file(s) in the classpath, for example in the Maven application...
by Prashant Gupta | Sep 30, 2013 | Grails
Recently, I had to configure jolokia in my grails application. Jolokia is a JMX-HTTP bridge giving an alternative to JSR-160 connectors. Grails doesn’t provide web.xml directly to configure but you can do it by installing the templates. Just issue the following...
by Prashant Gupta | Sep 30, 2013 | Java, Maven, Spring
Create a maven project with quick-start template, refer to this post in case you don’t know how to create one. Next, open the pom.xml and enter these spring dependencies which will be used by our sample app. <dependency>...
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