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Martin Grigorov commented on WICKET-5028:
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You patch is not correct.
wicket-ioc should not depend on Spring. This will bring Spring for wicket-guice
users too.
We should upgrade wicket-ioc to CGLib 3 and wicket-spring to Spring 3.2.1.
I'm not sure that this change can be done in Wicket 6.x series though.
> Update Spring dependency because of classpath conflicts with cglib
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> Key: WICKET-5028
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-5028
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: wicket-spring
> Affects Versions: 6.5.0
> Environment: wicket-ioc
> Reporter: Thomas Götz
> Attachments: update_spring_dependency.patch
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> Scenario:
> I'm using Groovy (2.1.0) in my Wicket application which has a dependeny to
> asm 4.0. Wicket itself depends on cglib 2.2.2 which brings asm 3.3.1.
> -> multiple versions of asm on the classpath -> not amused ;-)
> So, I learned that Spring inlines cglib (3.0) and asm (4.0) since Spring 3.2.
> Would it be possible that Wicket - i.e. wicket-spring and/or wicket-ioc -
> depends on Spring 3.2.x, so that the dependeny to cglib can be dropped?
> I'm attaching a patch to demonstrate what this could mean. Only drawback I
> discovered so far: wicket-ioc whould then depend on spring-core, currently
> there's no dependeny on Spring in wicket-ioc.
> As an alternative we could also inline the required cglib/asm libs - as
> Spring also does - to avoid classpath conflicts with different version.
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