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The idea is that I used with success another, more natural approach. First of all I injected the needed services directly in Controller class:
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired; import org.springframework.stereotype.Component; import ro.pippo.controller.Controller; import ro.pippo.controller.Path; @Path("/clients") @Component public class ClientController extends Controller { @Autowired private SubscriptionService subscriptionService; @Autowired private ClientService clientService; // GET, POST methods }
Add all controllers in Application after they were collected by Spring:
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component; import ro.pippo.controller.ControllerApplication; @Component public class MyApplication extends ControllerApplication { @Autowired private List<? extends Controller> controllers; @Override protected void onInit() { addControllers(controllers.toArray(new Controller[controllers.size()])); } }
The content of this issue is related somehow with #538.
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Also related to Spring support in Pippo, see below how you can use the Pippo hot reload mechanism when Spring is used for DI:
public class Launcher { public static void main(String[] args) { Pippo pippo = new Pippo() { @Override protected Application createReloadableApplication() { return new AnnotationConfigApplicationContext(SpringConfiguration.class).getBean(Application.class); } }; pippo.start(); } }
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It would be nice to note in some way what we have to create / update in the documentation. Pippo has a lot of cool stuff!
I will update the documentation. Yes, Pippo has a lot of cool stuff that are not documented and it is easy to add some new ones.
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The idea is that I used with success another, more natural approach.
First of all I injected the needed services directly in Controller class:
Add all controllers in Application after they were collected by Spring:
The content of this issue is related somehow with #538.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: