But replacing one factory with another AbstractReflectiveHandlerMapping.java looks like dirty hack. What is the right way to do it?
Replacing can be done with AbstractReflectiveHandlerMapping.setRequestProcessorFactoryFactory but this is wrong way.
I need to instantiate handler with my own factory based on any String value (abstract class name from any source: JNDI name or Spring bean name), not on Class type. So, it looks like I need to modify PropertyHandlerMapping.addHandler, AbstractReflectiveHandlerMapping.registerPublicMethods, AbstractReflectiveHandlerMapping.newXmlRpcHandler, RequestProcessorFactory.getRequestProcessorFactory or create parallel stack to use String instead of Class. In my own RequestProcessorFactory I need to load existing and configured handler from any location (JNDI or Spring context).
Is this right way or any other exists? -- Thanks, Eugene Prokopiev --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
