Did you try what I suggested? Creating your own base page class (which
is a good idea anyway), extract the interface you want to proxy and let
your base page implement that. I've tried that (just to be sure), and it
worked without problems.
Eelco
What I want:
With my current Spring configuration, Spring checks if a new bean
(could be a page) has any annotations, and if it does, it tries to
create a proxy which delegates all calls to true implementation but
enhances some with extra functionality. Like transactions, security
etc. With my objects it is no problem (I have an interface with
annotations and an implementation.. although I only use an interface
(most time) just for the sake of proxying.
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