I'll have to mess with it some more, maybe the problem is the config file in my jar has the same name as the one in my webapp classpath.
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 12:31 AM, Nathan Maves <nathan.ma...@gmail.com> wrote: > I have done something like this before. > I ended up having a spring config bundled in the jar file. > In your webapp/ear that you are including the jar in I configured spring to > use multiple config files. > have you tried that? > > On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 10:26 PM, Rick <ric...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> This is really more of a Spring question I guess, but I'll ask here first. >> >> I want to have all my persistence classes (services and daos) that use >> ibatis to be bundled in a standalone jar that my war (or possibly >> multiple wars in an ear) can use. I'm using Spring for >> mSqlMapClientDaoSupport and all my tests run fine. The architecture is >> such that I have a service class that can call one or several daos in >> each method. All of these beans are defined in my >> application-context.xml. >> >> In my webapp I'm also using Spring but I having difficulty >> understanding how I set up things so that I can I have an isolated >> application-context.xml file that loads for my persistence(ibatis) jar >> and and another application-context.xml file for my webapp. Right now >> I seem to have to delcare all the beans that my persistence jar is >> using (services and daos) in my webapp application-xml. Isn't there a >> way that I could get the beans defined in my persistence jar >> initialized and then somehow used within my webapp classes? I'm >> confused how to set this stuff up. Debating about just ditching using >> Spring for my persistence jar. > > -- Rick
