I'm new to Spring and searched everywhere.
My department refuses to use JSF, Spring MVC, etc.
Just regular JSP pages.
So, I have a JSP and backing bean (POJO) that will have an instance per
session.
How can I make it access my Manager classes? I already have working JUnit
tests that call the Manager classes and create, read, update, and delete
succesfully.
I tried this and the pointer is always null.
private CaseItemManager caseItemManager = null;
public void setCaseItemManager( CaseItemManager caseItemManager) {
this.caseItemManager = caseItemManager;
}
I also tried implementing the ApplicationContactAware interface
but that the setApplicationContect() function never gets called.
How to make this object Spring aware?
Sincerely,
Wayne
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