I want to have a bean of type com.a.A which has several addressable properties of type com.a.B.
<bean id="myCompound" class="com.a.A">
<property name="first">
<bean class="com.a.B"/> <!-- Anything else needed here? -->
</property>
<property name="second">
<bean class="com.a.B"/> <!-- Anything else needed here? -->
</property>
In addressable I mean, that I would like to be able to have a reference to either one of these nested beans, from another bean:
<bean id="myCollaborator" class="com.a.C">
<property name="target" ref="myCompound.first"/>
</bean>
This structure doesn't work, and it seems to me that Spring does not resolve compound properties in <ref> elements. Is that so? Can someone think of a way to开发者_StackOverflow社区 work around this?
If I understand your question correctly, then Spring 3.0's EL support provides exactly what you're looking for:
<bean id='one' class = 'a.b.C.One' >
<property name='property1' value ='43433' />
</bean>
<bean class = 'a.b.c.Two'>
<property name = 'property2' value = "#{ one.property1 }"/>
</bean>
and, of course, in Java-style configuration, this is trivial
@Configuration
public class MyConfiguration {
@Bean
public One one(){
One o = new One();
o.setProperty1(24324);
return o;
}
@Bean
public Two two (){
Two t =new Two();
t.setProperty2( one().getProperty1());
return t;
}
}
Here's a simple workaround.
<bean id="firstB" class="com.a.B"/>
<bean id="secondB" class="com.a.B"/>
<bean id="myCompound" class="com.a.A">
<property name="first" ref="firstB"/>
<property name="second" ref="secondB"/>
</bean>
<bean id="myCollaborator" class="com.a.C">
<property name="target" ref="firstB"/>
</bean>
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