Re: Spring Scope Default

2009-01-26 Thread dusty
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Re: Spring Scope Default

2009-01-26 Thread Dave Newton
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RE: Spring Scope Default

2009-01-26 Thread Martin Gainty
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Re: Spring Scope Default

2009-01-26 Thread Lukasz Lenart
2009/1/26 dusty : > Interesting. So I am being lazy by not looking at the code first; How does > it register the new action object with Spring so its services can be > autowired in? I don't know exactly but it works ;-) Regards -- Lukasz http://www.lenart.org.pl/ -

Re: Spring Scope Default

2009-01-26 Thread dusty
Lukasz Lenart wrote: > > 2009/1/26 dusty : >> When using the struts2-spring-plugin, without bean declaration for your >> actions, what is the default scope for the created Action beans? >> Prototype, >> I hope, but I can't really find where that is set or happens. I know the >> default for Sp

Re: Spring Scope Default

2009-01-25 Thread Lukasz Lenart
2009/1/26 dusty : > When using the struts2-spring-plugin, without bean declaration for your > actions, what is the default scope for the created Action beans? Prototype, > I hope, but I can't really find where that is set or happens. I know the > default for Spring beans when not otherwise specif