Here is an example of using @Configurable to integrate spring with wicket as some people has asked me for one. To launch it just:
1) set MAVEN_OPTS=-javaagent:<path-to-aspectwaver.jar>/aspectjweaver.jar in the env. 2) run 'mvn jetty:run' Notice that dependencies are injected *after* constructor execution, so for this simple toy page that just get a text message from its only dependency, it could seem a little contrived to setup a read only Model just for feeding that message. More realistic scenarios generally will put a dao behind a model so the dependency won't be directly needed at construction time but instead when model callbacks are called. I clearly see what you mean now. Maybe you can define another pointcut for
> the ConfigurerAspect that is not annotation based so you can advice classes > which you are not able to modify. But anyway the simplicity that appealed me > at first about my suggestion was somewhat >
I've been done a little research and find out that the class AbstractBeanConfigurerAspect is provided just for this need. See for example http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=30993. Cheers, Carlos
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