Hello there! Well one thing I found quite unusual if I may say so. is that almost every example from hivemind is based on constructor injection. How does hivemind resolves the setter injection? I saw on the examples that it does auto-wire (which I just don't like on spring) by default. I think that a simple example of how to use with setter and constructor would be really nice
Second, how does it deals with inheritance? With spring beans I used the "parent" attribute. So I could inject a property in the base class and all dependents would get that property. Regards Vinicius --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
