The given sample is a "legal" java model class, just a different style without setter/getter. I love spring because it's simplicity and the public filed injection could contribute to the this...
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The given sample is a "legal" java model class, just a different style without setter/getter. I love spring because it's simplicity and the public filed injection could contribute to the this...
It's exepcted behavior if you read the implementation. Fields are scaned before methods. So at runtime, spring first inject to bean field by reflection, then it will override by the setBean method.
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Thanks for the reply during weekend. Yes, it can. But you have to:
add the annotation which will depends on Spring or javax.inject.Inject.
it will need AutowiredAnnotationBeanPostProcessor as...
I am a long time spring lover/user and used to generate setter/getter where necessary.
Until recently I doubt the value of getter/setter added compare to the cost to the code. I don't want get...
I say explicitly means standard OSGi Import-Package header to import any class which may be loaded by spring osgi extender.
SpringSource Bundlor aware of spring xml file and could generate header...
Yes, you need explicitly import any spring related classes. The class loader of the target bundle doesn't aware of spring.
http://static.springsource.org/osgi/docs/2.0.0.M1/reference/html/bnd-app-ctx.html#bnd-app-ctx:app-creation:app-ctx-publication
By default spring application context was published as service, so...
Hi Costin, first thanks for the reply.
I tried following configuration:
<reference id="myService" interface="com.xyz.MyServiceInterface"/>
<bean id="serviceConsumer"...
It's easy to get an OSGi service with following simple configuration:
<reference id="asyncMessageService" interface="com.xyz.MessageService"/>
While it always return a proxy to original bean or...
You may configure an ApplicationEventMulticaster to propagate such kind of event.
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