I'm sure there is a way around it. Can you provide me a simple working
example that shows the failure. Sorry, I use Guice more heavily these days
and haven't had an opportunity to do much with the Spring annotations. If
you provide me a simple example I'll be sure to take a little time to see if
it can be worked around.
Brandon Goodin
Silver Mind Software
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On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 9:24 PM, Dmitri Colebatch <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Brandon,
>
> > This will allow you to have stripes managed action beans.
> >
> > Stripes-Spring is meant to improve upon the existing support that Stripes
> > provides for Spring. Stripes-Spring provides constructor injection and
> the
> > ability to configure your action beans in a Spring context. This has been
> > done with care to not violate the spirit of Stripe's simplicity.
>
> > I meant to say:
> > "This will allow you to have **Spring** managed action beans."
>
> Thanks for that.  I have used that, however found (as I believe others
> also have) that the method level annotations are lost when the CGLib
> proxies are created for Spring managed Stripes action beans.  This
> means my @DefaultHandler annotation doesn't exist so I need to be
> explicit about that.  Whilst I assume this would work perfectly if I
> wanted to go back to XML Spring config, and to not use any Stripes
> method level annotations, what I'm really asking is "is there a better
> way"?  It feels like there "should" be - everything else related to
> Stripes is so easy (I realise this is a Spring issue, not a Stripes
> issue).
>
> Cheers,
> Dim
>
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