Matt Raible wrote:
> The test does use manual wiring:
>
> <quote>
> action = new PersonAction();
> GenericManager personManager = (GenericManager)
> applicationContext.getBean("personManager");
> action.setPersonManager(personManager);
> </quote>
>
Ah. I see. Sorry, Matt, but that might mean "manual wiring" to you, but
since the example page is specifically pointing out that you don't need to
wire anything, I just assumed that applicationContext.getBean() returned
the autowired bean. It's all magic, anyway. :-)
How do you get a manager object, with autowiring, then? Is it just supposed
to automatically exist in the Action's xxxxManager field (I guess that
makes sense, given the note somewhere about it just needing a setter
method)?
I really think that if autowiring doesn't work with the example, "zero
configuration" shouldn't even be mentioned on that page; it's just
misleading.
I've never been a big fan of this sort of testing scenario, and you haven't
made a convert of me yet :-)
--
derek
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