2013/5/11 Marco Springer <[email protected]>
> Maybe this is too simple but:
>
> Did you define this bean in the applicationContext.xml?:
> <bean id="myobj" class="{impl. class}">{possible properties}</bean>
>
>
No this is not what I want.
The whole story is ...
I have two maven repositories :
One is *business-layer* , which defines whole business objects , service
layers , and make use of SpringConfig and package scan to build a lot of
beans .
Another is *wicket-layer* , which depends on business-layer , and makes use
of beans scanned in the business-layer and serve the web.
The problem is :
All the beans are defined ( package scanned ) in the business-layer.
There is no spring's xml or spring's @Repository class or SpringConfig
settings in the wicket-layer.
But I have some idea of implementing some interface which depends on
wicket's library.
Such as getting absolute url of a DynamicImageReference or a
PackageResourceReference
, which depends on RequestCycle and wicket's components.
I wonder how to programmatically generate such bean and inject to the
spring ?
class MyApplication extends WebApplication {
@SpringBean dao; // defined in business-layer , and injected
successfully.
public init () {
getComponentInstantiationListeners().add(new
SpringComponentInjector(this));
Injector.get().inject(this);
*URLGetter urlGetter = new URLGetterDynImgRefImpl(dao);*
// How to inject this "urlGetter" to spring ?
}
}
In the above code , how to inject the "urlGetter" object to Spring ? so
that other wicket WebPage or Panel can use @SpringBean(name="urlGetter") to
get the object ?
Thanks.
