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Nick James updated TAPESTRY-1631:
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Attachment: tapestry-spring-1631.patch
subversion patch for SpringModuleDef.java
> tapestry-spring initializes lazy-init beans too soon
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> Key: TAPESTRY-1631
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAPESTRY-1631
> Project: Tapestry
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: tapestry-spring
> Affects Versions: 5.0.5
> Environment: Spring 2.0.4
> Reporter: Nick James
> Attachments: tapestry-spring-1631.patch
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> We have some spring beans which are intended for various environments, so we
> can have a weblogic transaction manager configured in a weblogic container,
> but not when we run inside the Jetty container. To achieve this, we mark
> these beans with the lazy-init=true attribute.
> Starting in tapestry-spring 5.0.5, *all* of our spring beans get initialized
> at startup, including the weblogic transaction manager., which results in a
> ClassNotFoundException.
> In SpringModuleDef.java, there is a method in the ModuleDef which looks like:
> public Class getServiceInterface()
> {
> return getBean().getClass();
> }
> The call to getBean() causes the bean to be instantiated, and hence triggers
> the CNFE. I have taken the liberty of patching this code, so that this method
> makes a call to _context.getType(beanName) through an additional method
> getBeanType() that I added.
> This change passes the testing in maven, and after it is installed in my
> local Maven repository, my application runs!
> My only concern is that my code change is sending to Tapestry the type that
> Spring thinks the bean is, rather than the actual Class of the bean. I expect
> that means that proxies will look to Tapestry like the proxied type, instead
> of the actual class of the proxy.
> I have a very simple subversion patch that I will try to attach to this
> report.
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