On Today at 4:40pm, S=>SubuA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
S>
S> Hi Haroon,
S> hmm I didnt get that singleton exception like you mentioned. As mentioned I
S> just copied the orginal xdt definiton and replace the header with the
S> definition with what I want and it worked.
S> here is what I did:
S> <springxml
S>
templateFile="${basedir}/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/template/abc-servlet-template.xdt"
S> destinationfile="abc-servlet.xml" />
S> so I am not sure how you got that excpetion?
S> Cheers,
S> Subu
S>
Hey Subu,
I got it because most of my classes are annotated with xdoclet tags that
look something like:
* @spring.bean id="monitorAction" singleton="true"
(I know singleton="true" is redundant but just using it for clarification
purposes here)
or
* @spring.bean id="addressAction" singleton="false"
If you don't use the singleton="?" attribute in your xdoclet tag, then
your generated <bean> tag won't have it either (which as a consequence
means that your beans will be singletons).
With my latest proposed changes to the .xdt file you would be making your
design future-proof in case you ever wanted to use singleton="false"
(which will get translated to scope="prototype"). I have also added code
in there which will take the scope param in the xdoclet tag and put it
directly in the <bean> tag as well (giving you the option to specify other
scopes like session, request, globalSession, etc.)
So, to recap the generated <bean> tag will have the following behavior:
* if singleton is not specified in the xdoclet tag, nothing needs to be
changed (<bean> tag won't have a scope or singleton attribute).
* if singleton is specified, then a scope attribute will be added to the
<bean> tag with the following translation:
singleton="false" -> scope="prototype"
singleton="true" -> scope="singleton"
* if scope is specified, it will get added straight as an attribute to the
<bean> tag.
Cheers,
--
Haroon Rafique
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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