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1. How to cope with Autowire and var. Implementations of an Interface?    forum.springsource.org

Hi all Consider this file structure: Code: -businessobjects \-User.java -dao \-IUserDAO.java -daojpa \-UserDAO.java -daohibernate \-UserDAO.java As you can see, both implementations of IUserDAO have the same name and, of course, the ...

2. dynamically instanciate Classes that implement Interface    forum.springsource.org

dynamically instanciate Classes that implement Interface Hi, I'm new to Spring and also not that fond in programming (still in school...) so I apologize for all the stupid questions in advance, ...

3. Custom formatter for domain interface not working    forum.springsource.org

Custom formatter for domain interface not working Hello, I have a Spring web-app using webmvc on the front end and JPA on the backend. I have a bunch of domain entities, ...

4. Problem with Interface and corresponding Implementation on @Autowire    forum.springsource.org

Problem with Interface and corresponding Implementation on @Autowire Hello, i'm doing my first steps with spring 3.0 and i encountered the following problem: I'm configuring my Service Layer and Dao Layer ...

5. Creating a class that implements an interface    forum.springsource.org

Hi, When running the commands Code: interface --class JobSteppable class --class BaseJobStep --abstract true --extends JobSteppable it creates a class that "extends" JobSteppable instead of "implements". I assume this is as ...

6. Suppress interface from a class    forum.springsource.org

Suppress interface from a class Hello, I see that it's possible to remove an interface from a class with a subclass of DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor and the method suppressInterface. Is there an exemple ...

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