Giacomo Pati wrote:
Leszek Gawron wrote:
Giacomo Pati wrote:
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Leszek Gawron wrote:
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Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Leszek Gawron wrote
I doubt that is possible in spring. Probably the class of bean
definition must be known even before BeanFactoryPostProcessors apply.
Yes, it's not possible this way. Spring reads in the configuration,
creates the
bean definition object, does some class checking on the beans (for
example if the bean implements some bean processing interfaces) and
then
applies the properties.
Our own version we had before was reading in the XML itself and
applying
the properties during reading the XML. So if we would need the same
behaviour again we have to give our own XML reader/parser to Spring
(which might be possible).
No need for anymore. Leszek showed me the way to do what I wanted.
This currently works if you place files in
classpath:/META-INF/cocoon/spring and
classpath:/META-INF/cocoon/spring/mode
Sure.
it's a little bit too complicated for me to make this for for
block/config/spring and block/config/spring/mode
Wa's this? dDo we have a config directory somewhere as well?????
When you put spring context into classpath:/META-INF/cocoon/spring you
actually contribute spring beans directly to core. They are in the same
context as cocoon internals.
If you want some beans to be sitemap specific put your spring context
files into block/COB-INF/config/spring (analogous for properties
block/COB-INF/config/properties). The context files residing there will
create a separate child spring context.
Same goes for legacy components: block/COB-INF/config/avalon (instead of
declaring them in sitemap.xmap/map:sitemap/map:components)
Hmm.. I think someone knowledgeable need to write all those directory
possibilities down somewhere if it is not already.
Are those config/{avalon,spring} directories {mode} aware as well?
no not yet. We need to come up with the solution we are discussing in
other thread (System.getProperty() vs Settings.getRunningMode())
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Leszek Gawron CTO at MobileBox Ltd.
