Details
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Type:
Bug Fix
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Status:
Closed
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: KEW - 0.9.1.1, KEW - 0.9.2
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Fix Version/s: 0.9.3-kra, 0.9.3 - Build 3, 0.9.3
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Component/s: Administrative, Configuration
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Labels:None
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Similar issues:
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Rice Module:KEW
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Application Requirement:Rice
Description
The current implementation of edu.iu.uis.eden.SpringLoader does not support the loading of extra Spring Beans files via the kew.additionalSpringFiles parameter set in a rice-config.xml file.
Essentially, the path of the existing KEW spring beans file is being concatenated with the additional path. SpringLoader is then looking for a file that will not exist and will throw an exception, halting the application.
This prevents anyone interested from overriding existing services in a standalone rice server installation (as an example).
Activity
Thanks Josh. We'll have someone take a look at this.
Seems like one for you to analyze Eric and decide who should get it. Thanks.
Thanks for the patch! Assigning this one to Craig.
Craig, please apply this patch to 0.9.3 and write a unit test to verify.
Applied the code in SpringLoader.patch.
This is a patch I've written to address the issue. It's in the unix diff format.