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Re: [Springframework-developer] Singelton FactoryBeans are asked for an object before beanFactor.getBean(name) is called by application
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From: Cameron B. <ca...@da...> - 2003-11-05 11:46:01
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configurable lazy-init : excellent thanks.<br>
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What are your plans for singleton FactoryBeans where getObject is a
prototype. Currently they are eager-inited. In this case I think
that the 'lazy-init' attribute should be ignored and should not call
getObject on the FactoryBean during the init phase<br>
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Thanks.<br>
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Cameron.<br>
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jürgen höller [werk3AT] wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">I'Ve just added support for lazy initialization of singletons, and a "lazy-init" of the XML "bean" tag (with "false" as default). On the occasion, I've also reworked AbstractBeanDefinition/RootBeanDefinition/ChildBeanDefinition for more consistency in terms of parameter handling.
Juergen
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<pre wrap="">Good point: I've just added a check to ListableBeanFactoryImpl's
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<pre wrap=""><!---->preInstantiateSingletons method to ignore FactoryBeans that return
isSingleton=false. I'm also inclined to agree that adding some "lazy-init"
argument to the "bean" tag would make sense.
Yes, a lazy option would be good. However, I think eager instantiation is
the appropriate default.
Regards,
Rod
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