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From: Ugo C. <ug...@ap...> - 2004-10-02 13:07:54
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Il giorno 01/ott/04, alle 22:46, Rod Johnson ha scritto: > Look at the beanshell support, also in the sandbox. This creates an > interface from the bean properties, along with an introduction to set > the > properties. Your introduction could use whatever API to "implement" the > setters. I looked at the beanshell support, but I don't think it does what I need, that is to provide a default implementation for property setters, or am I mistaken? Besides, all this AOP stuff is pretty new to me, so for the moment I will stick to the current implementation. Would you be interested in adding it to Spring? The only dependency is Rhino's js.jar (700kB) and I have reimplemented most of the testcases that are there for the Groovy version (but defining beans inline is not supported at the moment). In case you are, what is the accepted procedure? Send the files to this list? Post them to JIRA? Ugo -- Ugo Cei - http://beblogging.com/ |