On 4/17/07, nlif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I go with (1), then it makes sense to use the fact that the Application
instance is created by Spring, to also inject it with the Services: I just
provide setters. But then - how do I implement the getters so that they
return the proxies?
then you cannot create proxies. the proxy needs the information needed to
lookup the bean from the context, which a returned bean does not possess. so
you have to be very careful not to keep references to those spring-injected
beans anywhere in your components like the wiki page explains.
-igor
Thanks,
Naaman
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