When dealing with web.xml there are only few basic step that you can implement and have your application running Spring in no time.
This is initialization:
This is configuration if you have web services:
This is configuration if you have regular servlets:
Please be mindful about who loads which configuration file and at what time. For example, main context file is loaded in the beginning (when you deploy the application), but ws or servlet configuration might be initialized once you access them by the container and not by the Spring (depending on your configuration).
This is initialization:
This is configuration if you have web services:
This is configuration if you have regular servlets:
Please be mindful about who loads which configuration file and at what time. For example, main context file is loaded in the beginning (when you deploy the application), but ws or servlet configuration might be initialized once you access them by the container and not by the Spring (depending on your configuration).
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