Joachim Schrod wrote:
>
> 5. If you need Spring beans in a behavior, resource, or any other
> non-component
> class, you need to tell Wicket about it. For that, you call
>
> Injector.get().inject(this);
>
> in that class' constructor. Afterwards, @SpringBean injections
> work in that class.
For the archives: That statement is not correct. Explicit injection
is not needed in behaviors. Since 1.5.x-something, behaviors are
auto-injected as well.
Joachim
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