Ok, this might sound like a weird question, but here\'s the catch: We have a Spring-based application here that has different \"setup\" modes. In one mode it needs to use additional service beans (tha
We have Spring MVC application. We are trying to integrate the Spring security in it. We have written our custom authentication provider which will do the work of authentication.
I\'d like to continue this question. These answers foo and bar are exactly what I would need. But for the bar example spring doesn\'t infer the type of bean that is returned from generic mock() meth
I\'ve created a few beans for validation of an object: <!-- RES rules engine --> <bean id=\"rules-execution-server-engine\"
I\'m currently tying to integrate external @AspectJ aspects into a Spring+JSF project. That is, my aspects are implemented in seperate projects and should be loaded into the main application context a
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired; class MyService { @Autowired private DependencyOne dependencyOne;
I\'m using Spring 3.0.5 and am using @Autowire annotation for my class members as much as possible.One of the beans that I need to autowire requires arguments to its constructor.I\'ve looked through t
In the MyController, @Autowired works fine to pull in myService without getters/setters: @Controller public class MyController
Suppose I have a Java Spring-based client application, which sends a request to a server and process the response. It uses Command pattern for the response processing.
@Autowired private String defaultLanguage; When I try to @Autowire the defaultLanguage field of the CountryBean class as follows:
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