Generated Spring applicationContext root names are different across platforms
for the same configuration
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Key: CDV-517
URL: https://jira.terracotta.org/jira//browse/CDV-517
Project: Community Development
Issue Type: Bug
Components: SpringRuntime
Affects Versions: 2.4.5
Reporter: Gary Keim
Assignee: Issue Review Board
If you run the same Spring application on both Windows and Unix, using the same
server, you'll get two different roots because the generated root name for the
applicationContext are different due to differing values for the line.separator
system property.
By default, if no custom appContext root-name is declared in the config,
DistributableBeanFactoryMixin.calculateId generates a string that combines the
application name and all bean definition locations. For the JMX demo that would
be:
app jmx
params demo/jmx/applicationContext.xml
This string is then MD5'd and ASCII-encoded resulting in the root name:
0303010B060B0F0D080B0A070C020405
Because there are platform-dependent newline characters in the source string,
the generated root names are different for the same configuration.
Fix: in the source string, replace System.getProperty("line.separator") -->
some other character
Workaround: specify a custom root-name for your application-context:
<application-context>
<paths>
<path>*/applicationContext.xml</path>
</paths>
<root-name>applicationContext</root-name>
</application-context>
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