dcabasson wrote:
>
> That's actually possible. We are doing that type of things by using the
> @Autowired annotation, which means that spring needs to find a suitable
> bean to inject there. If you put that annotation on your base class, the
> instance will get injected in all sub-classes. But in that case, it's
> better for the actions to be unaware of that, so I would using the
> static approach. Otherwise, you could use an interceptor to push that
> object on to the stack.
>
But that introduces a dependency on Spring into my Action classes, no? And
puts *some* of the configuration into the code and some inside of the Spring
config file.
I think that I'd rather avoid those outcomes if at all possible.
I think I'm leaning back towards Interceptors :o{
Later,
Andy
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