I need to set 2 different ManagedProperty on the same bean. So i tried : @ManagedBean(name=\"selector\")
I have this configuration on my web application. 2 beans : 1° Bean - It checks the login; @ManagedBean(name=\"login\")
Have two bean definitions: file a.xml <bean id=\"A\" class=\"com.A\"> <property name=\"bClass\" ref=\"B\"/>
I am using a 3rd party library that dynamically creates instances of Java classes and populates those instances with the help of Introspector.getBeanInfo.Certain requests may result in 5 or 6 successi
I inherited a JSF project developed a year ago by someone which does not work in my company anymore, and the code is really hard to understand. A lot of it seems to have been generated automatically b
I\'d like to ask how should I load bean (defined in application xml) in my service class in Spring application. I\'ve tried to load it using (and simillar solutions):
I\'m starting to program in Java (with the Spring Framework) and finding myself confused about t开发者_StackOverflowhe difference between DAOs and Spring\'s Beans. Do they serve to the same purpose?DA
I\'m still learning Scala, but one thing I thought was interesting is that Scala blurs the line between methods and fields.For instance, I can build a class like this...
Suppose have following beach definition: <bean id=\"singletonBean\" c开发者_高级运维lass=\"...\">
I would like to get inner bean by it\'s name. Is it possible with Spring API? Right now I\'m using such Spring 2.5 API
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