Kevin Menard wrote:
Hi Scott,
I have a couple questions for you below.
On Jul 5, 2005, at 10:06 AM, Scott F. Walter wrote:
/*
<bean name="delegate"
class="com.scottwalter.sandbox.tapestry4.MyDelegate"
property="delegate"/>
*/
@Bean
public abstract MyDelegate getDelegate();
I assume you're injecting the delegate someplace, somehow. Could you
please elaborate?
@Persist
public abstract Person getPerson();
public abstract void setPerson(Person p);
In a case like this, does it matter whether the annotation is applied
to the getter or the setter?
I assume you're injecting the delegate someplace, somehow. Could you
please elaborate?
The following snippet is what does the injection. The @Bean annotations
takes the return type of my method and injects the proper class.
Hivemind is actually doing the injection behind the scenes.
@Bean
public abstract MyDelegate getDelegate();
In a case like this, does it matter whether the annotation is applied
to the getter or the setter?
I guessed! I don't know what would happen if you just put in on the
setter or even on both
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Principal Consultant
Vivare, Inc.
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