March, Andres wrote:
I was trying to set the defaultAclObjectIdentityClass in the application context but am having trouble. Maybe this is because the property is a class. Not sure how to define that bean property in the xml. Is there some other way you recommend setting the defaultAclObjectIdentityClass? Or do you know how to do it in Spring?
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Andres March
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Hi Andres
From the Spring reference manual:
"Additionally, when talking about the XML based BeanFactory variants (including the ApplicationContext variants), these have built-in support for defining Lists, Maps, Sets, and Properties collection types. Additionally, Spring uses JavaBeans PropertyEditor definitions to be able to convert string values to other, arbitrary types. (You can provide the BeanFactory with your own PropertyEditor definitions to be able to convert your own custom types; more information about PropertyEditors and how to manually add custom ones, can be found in Section 3.9, “Registering additional custom PropertyEditors”). When a bean property is a Java Class type, Spring allows you to specify the value for that property as a string value which is the name of the class, and the ClassEditor PropertyEditor, which is built-in, will take care of converting that class name to an actual Class instance."
Best regards Ben
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