[sequencetech]

I use multiple context files for Spring and MyEclipse does not seem to find beans that are defined in other xml Spring files.
I always have this kind of warnings :
“Referenced bean ‘dataSource’ not found: applicationContext-hibernate.xml”

But bean “dataSource” is defined in an other applicationContext file.

I have no problems when I run the code, but I have a lot of warnings with MyEclipse Spring module…

[Riyad Kalla]

If you open up your project properties and go to MyEclipse-Spring, you should be able to add all your Spring context files there.

[sequencetech]

Ok thanks…
I had added them to the project in the “Config files” tab but not in “Config Sets” tab.
It works now when I create a config set for the project.

By the way, what is the checkbox “Is incomplete” in the “Config Set” dialog ?

[Riyad Kalla]

One of our Spring guys had this to say about Is incomplete:

A logical Spring Bean Configuration can be partitioned across multiple XML
config files, i.e., a ConfigSet. A configSet is treated as a single model by
operations such as validation. Otherwise each config file is validated in
isolation of all other config files. The “is incomplete” identifies that the
config set contains bean references that are not defined with in any config
file in the set. Setting this flag instructs the bean-validator to ignore
these conditions and refrain from adding a error marker on the file.

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