Caught Exceptions during Init()
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Tony Nelson
Sep 28, 2009, 6:17:31 PM9/28/09
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When loading ColdSpring, I'm getting quite a few exceptions being
caught inside BeanDefinition.getDependencies() that look like:
"property requested (xxx) does not exist for bean: xxxService". These
appear to be related to autowiring, which I have that set to "no".
While the exceptions aren't really hurting any functionality, couldn't
they be avoided altogether by adding a check to see if autowiring is
enabled for the bean? This could also speed up performance by
eliminating some unnecessary processing of metadata.
I've (crudely) tested this by wrapping lines 384-500 with <cfif
listFind("byName,byType",getAutoWire())> and everything seems to work
properly. Am I overlooking something?
caught inside BeanDefinition.getDependencies() that look like:
"property requested (xxx) does not exist for bean: xxxService". These
appear to be related to autowiring, which I have that set to "no".
While the exceptions aren't really hurting any functionality, couldn't
they be avoided altogether by adding a check to see if autowiring is
enabled for the bean? This could also speed up performance by
eliminating some unnecessary processing of metadata.
I've (crudely) tested this by wrapping lines 384-500 with <cfif
listFind("byName,byType",getAutoWire())> and everything seems to work
properly. Am I overlooking something?
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