Christian Seiler wrote:
Is it possible to have an abstract class with stereotype Service?
Have you tried it?
I tried and it seems not to be possible (spring cartridge). I want to
accomplish the following:
Let's say we have a service "UserService" and another service
"SpecialUserService"
which extends UserService.
Now I want UserService to be abstract, which means that it is not
instantiated
as a bean in the spring context. I only want the SpecialUserService to
be instantiated.
The bean ID of SpecialUserService should be "userService", so other
abstract services can depend on
the abstract UserService
I don't want to end up having two beans UserService and
SpecialUserService, which is very error
prone.
Is this possible with the spring cartridge?
I've never tested with abstract services, if it doesn't work, please
file a JIRA issue and I'll add the support.
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