[Springframework-developer] Using spring to implement modularization?

[Lachezar D. <l.d...@pa...>]

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~  Hello groups.

~  First: Congrats on making Spring that good.

~  As a part of our new project I am assigned to the team evaluating
different frameworks available for a
((distributed)server)-((unknown)client) application.

~  I have had some experience with Hibernate, and saw Spring as an
eventual rival to the JBoss kernel (which I also find quite appealing).

~  I like very much the Spring IOC and Aspecting.

~  What I am missing is:
~  1. Multiplex wiring: I would like to be able to define an
addSomething() and removeSomething() "property" methods and use Spring
to autowire all implementors/extenders of the "property" class.

~  2. Modularization: I would like to have multiple descriptors, and to
have them cross-wired.

~  3. Post aspecting: I would like to insert/add an interceptor to an
existing bean following its definition (i.e. I want to advise a bean
outside the tag where the bean is declared).

~  4. Autowiring a single property: I would like a bean's property to be
autowired, i.e. just defining the bean's property without setting its
value to signal Spring, that this property should be autowired as
available. Very handy if Multiplex wiring is implemented.

~  5. Runtime moduling: Of course this assumes, that Spring is first
modularized. I would like to be able to dynamicaly runtime add, remove
or substitute modules (or better off single beans).

~  Can someone please tell me if some of these features are already
implemented. I would also like to know if any of the features will NOT
be implemented (at least in the next couple of weeks :)).

~  I can also help developing these parts both with some ideas, and raw
code-power.

~  Wating for a call: Lachezar Dobrev.
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