Spring static factory method

by Guramritpal Singh | Aug 7, 2015 | Spring | Last updated at July 9, 2020

Good Evening Folks. Today we will deal with a situation where we need an Object in our Spring bean class which can not be created with normal spring bean configuration tag. Lets take a example where requirement is we need inject an object inside my spring bean and...

15 Jun, 15

Change data directory of ActiveMQ broker in Grails

by Prashant Gupta | Jun 15, 2015 | Grails, Spring | Last updated at July 9, 2020

Hi, recently, I had a requirement to externalize the data of the embedded ActiveMQ broker in my grails application to survive the server re-start. In order to achieve this, I had to change the default data directory of the broker. As shown by the official sample...

26 Apr, 15

Baby Steps of Migration from Acegi to Spring Security in Grails.

by Md Samir | Apr 26, 2015 | Grails, Spring, spring-security | Last updated at June 23, 2020

Recently I have worked in migration of Acegi to Spring Security and I found some summarize steps to migrate from Acegi to Spring Security plugin.There are crystal clean seven steps by which we migrate from Acegi to Spring Security plugin. step 1:-The first thing we...

23 Mar, 14

Getting config and application context in src classes

by Prashant Gupta | Mar 23, 2014 | Grails, Groovy, Java, Spring | Last updated at June 23, 2020

It’s a good practice to move all the re-usable configuration settings in the config file which can be read in controllers, tag-lib and services easily. Also you can get the application context in services, controllers and tag-lib easily for injecting the beans....

10 Feb, 14

Inject service inside the src classes

by Neeraj Bhatt | Feb 10, 2014 | Spring | Last updated at June 23, 2020

Inject service inside the src classes Note: A service can be injected inside only those classes which are the Spring Beans. This blog for injecting the service inside the src/groovy classes. To inject the service we need to know about two spring Annotations 1)...

30 Sep, 13

Using Spring’s Java based configuration.

by Prashant Gupta | Sep 30, 2013 | Java, Maven, Spring | Last updated at July 10, 2020

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...

Spring static factory method

Change data directory of ActiveMQ broker in Grails

Baby Steps of Migration from Acegi to Spring Security in Grails.

Getting config and application context in src classes

Inject service inside the src classes

Using Spring’s Java based configuration.

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