anonymous wrote : 
  | BTW, I think your example for per bean type is wrong. It should be: 
  | 

Yes if we are talking about something like an EJB container that has a pooling
interceptor or a JMX singleton container.

But, for POJO level you will need a different handler instance to identify the 
instance
to the outside world even though they share interceptors. 
You will notice I have Target as an attribute of the handler rather than the 
proxy.

I believe exposing the full the definition of the container this way enables
more configuration choices for the "user".

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