I am setting up an application configuration file for a spring boot application and I notice autocomplete is not working.
Is there any plugin for autocomplete when setting up application.properties for a spring boot web application.
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I am going to create a small web application using spring boot and maven in Eclipse. I am new to spring boot ,
Is there any Eclipse plugin available for creating spring boot application like STS?
You can install STS for eclipse from Help > Eclipse Market Place.... on Eclipse.
Its a Spring boot project which i have deployed in STS IDE when i am trying to run the web app in spring boot it doesn't run and shows a popup message that server resource not found.
I have read many tutorials including the official Spring documentation but unable to create a project which works with the following requirements.
Dynamic web project with Maven (Spring MVC with Spring Security implemented)
No XMLs should be used. (Fully annotated with Spring Boot)
IDE:Eclipse and without the use of command-line.
Should be deployable to JBOSS AS.
Edit: I have configured the project and tried running it using Run->Maven clean and Run->Maven build (clean and install goals)..
I can see the thymeleaf html files in the war file but when I hit the url for the thymeleaf html files, the spring tags in the page are not resolved and displayed as such.
Static html pages are loaded fine though.
PS: There are no errors in the console.
Hi I'm giving a try of Spring Roo, I have STS installed with eclipse.
if I do new-> Dynamic Web -> add spring roo nature, the spring roo shell keep showing message of "Not spring roo installed" (actually I have it installed in preference->spring roo)
if I do new->spring Roo project, the project generated is a java standard application and not a web application :S but the ROO console works
and I do "controller all --package ~.web" command it only generate web.xml but still missing the option run as.. -> server
screenshot: http://i54.tinypic.com/14mqu8h.jpg
any idea?
Please run the perform eclipse Roo command in your Roo Console on your project and see.
You should probably run your Roo project with m2eclipse addon installed. Use tomcat:run as your Maven goal.
There is a series of articles on the starting from the following link which would address most of your questions related to eclipse configuration.
http://blog.lckymn.com/2009/05/17/roo-so-cool-01/
Cheers!!!
I have a clean GWT application which I want to secure with Spring Security. I have a standard filter configuration in web.xml and a standard form-based security configuration in my Spring context file.
When I build my application as a .war and deploy it to an app server it works as expected, however when I try to run it in the GWT Jetty server within Eclipse I get the dreaded Unable to locate Spring NamespaceHandler exception because of the security namespace.
I know that this is usually due to a missing spring-security-config library, but I am certain that all my requisite Spring Security libraries are on the classpath. Is there something I'm missing about how the GWT Eclipse plugin server handles class loading?
I have tried every combination I can think of to manually add the Spring Security .jars to my project build path, my run configuration path, etc.
It appears that the GWT Eclipse plugin server does not respect the Eclipse project classpath settings. When I manually copy the spring-security .jars into WEB-INF/lib and run a GWT Compile, everything works as expected.