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What libraries *specifically* are you deploying? Right now I'd have to guess you're not deploying the Spring plugin, but it's difficult to say without knowing what you're actually doing.
I personally haven't testing Spring 3 w/ Struts 2 yet, although my assumption is that it should work.
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David Newton wrote:What libraries *specifically* are you deploying? Right now I'd have to guess you're not deploying the Spring plugin, but it's difficult to say without knowing what you're actually doing.
I personally haven't testing Spring 3 w/ Struts 2 yet, although my assumption is that it should work.
You are not deploying the Struts 2 Spring plugin, so the Spring object factory is not defined.
You are, however, deploying every *other* library in the known universe, and this *will* cause you problems: *only* deploy the libraries you are actually using, and that are actually *needed*. What you're doing here is dangerous, misleading, and unnecessary.
Particularly Struts 2 plugins, as each will introduce its own sets of dependencies, and may affect application behavior.
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I figured out finally. It's due to ide myeclipse, there is certain lib conflicts in there ,so I switch to my own lib ,removing the myeclipse-offered lib ,then error disappeared.