Re: [Springframework-developer] Import tag for XML bean definitions

[Kirill M. <ki...@ma...>]

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jürgen höller [werk3AT] wrote:

| We've got an enhancements request in JIRA, currently for the 1.0.3 timeframe:
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| http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/spring/browse/SPR-137
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| Essentially, it's about an <import> tag that allows to specify imports within an application context XML file rather than in an external
"contextConfigLocation" setting - imports driven by the XML file itself rather than from the outside.
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| <import file='imported.xml'/>
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| <beans>
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|   ...
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| </beans>
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| Something similar can already be achieved with XML entity includes, but those are arguably not very convenient to use. XWork has such an
<import> tag, BTW; Mike Cannon-Brookes has already suggested this for Spring a couple of months ago too.
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| I wouldn't mind adding such an option, although I still prefer external contextConfigLocations. It does have some effects on our
XmlBeanDefinitionReader/Parser signatures, though, as a ResourceLoader is needed by the parser now for resolving those import locations.
This indicates that it might be better to introduce this for 1.1 rather than for 1.0.3, I guess.

~  I've attached a CVS-based patch to the request which implements this
~  feature without changing the interface of Reader/Parser. Only
~  Resource interface is affected.


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| Thoughts?
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| Juergen
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