Re: [Springframework-developer] Domain objects and DI

[Rob H. <rob...@in...>]

It is indeed very cool. What is also interesting is the support for 
bootstrapping Spring inside a J2SE environment using AspectJ.

Not really thought about field injection that much, because I'm not 
really a fan. It makes testing a class a real pain in my experience. Of 
course, if there is real community interest in having field level 
injection then it is a trivial feature to add.

Rob

Magnus Heino wrote:

>2005/11/23, Rob Harrop <rob...@in...>:
>  
>
>>The code from the blog entry you suggested will make it into the 1.3
>>release in time for RC1. Also, I am hoping to release DIIFactoryBean in
>>RC2 which should give you plenty of options.
>>
>>The AspectJ solution is certainly my preference.
>>    
>>
>
>This is very cool! :-)
>
>So, using this stuff and some implementation of SPR-1047, I can
>configure all beans using just a @Bean annotation and be sure that my
>dependencies are setup ok?
>
>Are there any thoughts on not needing the setter method for required
>properties? I mean, if you have a @RequiredProperty or simular set on
>a property that should be validated, why also have a setter? Something
>like the EJB3 @Resource annotation I guess.
>
>/Magnus
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