One of the biggest pain points in any IBM product are the non-sensical error messages that are generated by the products when something goes wrong. The exception itself usually doesn’t provide much of a clue as to the root cause of the issue. To proceed you either need to be an expert in reading stack […]
Still Springing Along
I’m still solidly in the spring domain with my solution. I’ve run into a number of obfuscated exceptions as I’ve gone along way my from Spring newbie to Spring intermediate newbie. They’re all nicely saved in my WebSphere Application Server log, so once I get some free time, I’ll go through them all with the […]
Spring: ClassPathXmlApplicationContext File Lookup / Database Exceptions
Quick Tip: When you are trying to look up your xml Spring configuration file, ensure that you put the xml file into the build path source directory of your project. In my case, the ejbModule directory. I had it in the root of the EJB project and Spring (rightfully so) could not find it. Also, […]