That is easy to answer. The exception message says (at the end) "No bean named 'dataSource' is defined". And sure enough, your applicationContext-security-JDBC.
Xml file does not include a definition for a dataSource bean.
That is easy to answer. The exception message says (at the end) "No bean named 'dataSource' is defined". And sure enough, your applicationContext-security-JDBC.
Xml file does not include a definition for a dataSource bean. Section 6.2 of the SpringSecurity manual includes material on how to configure a data source for a JDBC user details service. (nt: SpringSecurity needs to be told what database, what username and what password to use ...).
I have: inside the servlet. Xml – Stuttering John Mar 28 at 2:41 If I move it from the sevlet. Xml to the applicationContext-sercurity-jdbc.
Xml I getting the following xml error: Multiple annotations found at this line: - cvc-complex-type. 2.4. C: The matching wildcard is strict, but no declaration can be found for element 'bean'. - Start tag of element – Stuttering John Mar 28 at 3:23 Stuttering John: You have to fix the namespace: ... – Philipp Hügelmeyer Mar 28 at 7:03 1 @Stuttering John - That's happening because you haven't used the right namespace prefix.
The applicationContext-security-JDBC. Xml file is using security as the default XML namespace, so a element needs an explicit prefix; e.g. .(This is all "Basic XML 101" stuff. The Spring / SpringSecurity documentation assumes that you understand how XML namespaces work.
) – Stephen C Mar 28 at 7:07 @Stephen C its better but I but not working I had to remove the following lines: and now it cant login. Please tell me how to add the following lines – Stuttering John Mar 28 at 15:03.
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