On Dec 7, 2007, at 1:08 PM, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
The [Spring Configurator's bean] map uses the interface to search
for all beans of this
interface. Then the interface name is used as a prefix to find the
selector hint (key). So if a bean for interface "foo.Bar" is found and
has the bean name "foo.Bar.x" , the bean is registered with "x" in the
map. If the name is "foo.Bar/y", it's registered with "y" in the map.
Ok, good to know.
But what would happen if bean's name is not prefixed with the
interface name? So bean is named just 'baz' but it implements
'foo.Bar' interface?
Vadim
