Neven,
You¹re a genius. The web.xml was fine but you got me thinking about spring
configuration.
We had one of our young guys run into an issue with spring. He implemented
some work around and nobody bothered checking because it was minor bit of
code on the periphery of the app.
Anyway I searched the code base and bingo there it was stuck in the
constructor, ApplicationContext context = new
ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("applicationContext.xml²);
Each time the class was instantiated another spring context was created.
Lesson learnt, always check code you before accepting.
Code changed, tested and fixed.
Thanks again for the suggestion.
Z.
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