Re: [Springnet-developer] configuring child application contexts

[Aleksandar S. <al...@se...>]

Hi Rob,
 
XmlApplicationContext has an overloaded constructor. Several of the
overloads accepts parent context instance as one of the parameters, which
will do exactly what you need, if I understood correctly.
 
One thing to keep in mind is that object definitions in the child context
can "see" definitions from the parent context, but the opposite is not true
-- child context definitions are not accessible from the parent context.
 
- Aleks

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Robert Biernat
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Subject: [Springnet-developer] configuring child application contexts



Hi, 

I have a few components defined in my app context which need to have a child
application context instance injected into them. I can easily define an
object of type XmlApplicationContext specifying the xml config resources,
but I need to set the parent context, as there are object definitions in the
child context that refer to objects in the parent. Is there a way in my
object definition I can do this?

Rob