Autowire a default implementation if implemenation bean is not found
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I have an interface with 2 default methods. If the implementation is not found, I wish autowire a proxy bean with these 2 default methods. Is this possible in spring?
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I have an interface with 2 default methods. If the implementation is not found, I wish autowire a proxy bean with these 2 default methods. Is this possible in spring?
java spring
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
autowire two of them. if (nonDefault == null) useDefault
– Stultuske
Mar 26 at 9:46
Interesting. Not sure that such behaviour is possible with Spring.
– Alexey Usharovski
Mar 26 at 9:48
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This is the general idea behind auto-configuration and the conditional registration described in talex's answer.
– chrylis
Mar 26 at 11:40
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I have an interface with 2 default methods. If the implementation is not found, I wish autowire a proxy bean with these 2 default methods. Is this possible in spring?
java spring
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
I have an interface with 2 default methods. If the implementation is not found, I wish autowire a proxy bean with these 2 default methods. Is this possible in spring?
java spring
java spring
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
asked Mar 26 at 9:42
Maclean PintoMaclean Pinto
4551929
4551929
autowire two of them. if (nonDefault == null) useDefault
– Stultuske
Mar 26 at 9:46
Interesting. Not sure that such behaviour is possible with Spring.
– Alexey Usharovski
Mar 26 at 9:48
1
This is the general idea behind auto-configuration and the conditional registration described in talex's answer.
– chrylis
Mar 26 at 11:40
add a comment |
autowire two of them. if (nonDefault == null) useDefault
– Stultuske
Mar 26 at 9:46
Interesting. Not sure that such behaviour is possible with Spring.
– Alexey Usharovski
Mar 26 at 9:48
1
This is the general idea behind auto-configuration and the conditional registration described in talex's answer.
– chrylis
Mar 26 at 11:40
autowire two of them. if (nonDefault == null) useDefault
– Stultuske
Mar 26 at 9:46
autowire two of them. if (nonDefault == null) useDefault
– Stultuske
Mar 26 at 9:46
Interesting. Not sure that such behaviour is possible with Spring.
– Alexey Usharovski
Mar 26 at 9:48
Interesting. Not sure that such behaviour is possible with Spring.
– Alexey Usharovski
Mar 26 at 9:48
1
1
This is the general idea behind auto-configuration and the conditional registration described in talex's answer.
– chrylis
Mar 26 at 11:40
This is the general idea behind auto-configuration and the conditional registration described in talex's answer.
– chrylis
Mar 26 at 11:40
add a comment |
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You need to define bean in some configuration
@Bean
@ConditionalOnMissingBean
public Foo foo(){
return new Foo() {};
}
where Foo is your interface.
answered Mar 26 at 9:53
talextalex
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This requires Spring Boot (specificallyspring-boot-autoconfigure), not just Spring Core.
– OrangeDog
Mar 26 at 14:15
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You need to define bean in some configuration
@Bean
@ConditionalOnMissingBean
public Foo foo(){
return new Foo() {};
}
where Foo is your interface.
answered Mar 26 at 9:53
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This requires Spring Boot (specificallyspring-boot-autoconfigure), not just Spring Core.
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You need to define bean in some configuration
@Bean
@ConditionalOnMissingBean
public Foo foo(){
return new Foo() {};
}
where Foo is your interface.
answered Mar 26 at 9:53
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This requires Spring Boot (specificallyspring-boot-autoconfigure), not just Spring Core.
– OrangeDog
Mar 26 at 14:15
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You need to define bean in some configuration
@Bean
@ConditionalOnMissingBean
public Foo foo(){
return new Foo() {};
}
where Foo is your interface.
answered Mar 26 at 9:53
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You need to define bean in some configuration
@Bean
@ConditionalOnMissingBean
public Foo foo(){
return new Foo() {};
}
where Foo is your interface.
answered Mar 26 at 9:53
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answered Mar 26 at 9:53
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This requires Spring Boot (specificallyspring-boot-autoconfigure), not just Spring Core.
– OrangeDog
Mar 26 at 14:15
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This requires Spring Boot (specificallyspring-boot-autoconfigure), not just Spring Core.
– OrangeDog
Mar 26 at 14:15
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spring-boot-autoconfigure), not just Spring Core.– OrangeDog
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autowire two of them. if (nonDefault == null) useDefault
– Stultuske
Mar 26 at 9:46
Interesting. Not sure that such behaviour is possible with Spring.
– Alexey Usharovski
Mar 26 at 9:48
1
This is the general idea behind auto-configuration and the conditional registration described in talex's answer.
– chrylis
Mar 26 at 11:40