| java.lang.Object
 org.springframework.beans.factory.support.BeanDefinitionValueResolver
| GENERATED_BEAN_NAME_SEPARATOR | | final public static String GENERATED_BEAN_NAME_SEPARATOR(Code) | | Separator for generated bean names. If a class name or parent name is not
unique, "#1", "#2" etc will be appended, until the name becomes unique.
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| BeanDefinitionValueResolver | | public BeanDefinitionValueResolver(AbstractBeanFactory beanFactory, String beanName, BeanDefinition beanDefinition, TypeConverter typeConverter)(Code) | | Create a BeanDefinitionValueResolver for the given BeanFactory and BeanDefinition.
Parameters:
beanFactory - the BeanFactory to resolve against
Parameters:
beanName - the name of the bean that we work on
Parameters:
beanDefinition - the BeanDefinition of the bean that we work on
Parameters:
typeConverter - the TypeConverter to use for resolving TypedStringValues |
| resolveValueIfNecessary | | public Object resolveValueIfNecessary(String argName, Object value)(Code) | | Given a PropertyValue, return a value, resolving any references to other
beans in the factory if necessary. The value could be:
A BeanDefinition, which leads to the creation of a corresponding
new bean instance. Singleton flags and names of such "inner beans"
are always ignored: Inner beans are anonymous prototypes.
A RuntimeBeanReference, which must be resolved.
A ManagedList. This is a special collection that may contain
RuntimeBeanReferences or Collections that will need to be resolved.
A ManagedSet. May also contain RuntimeBeanReferences or
Collections that will need to be resolved.
A ManagedMap. In this case the value may be a RuntimeBeanReference
or Collection that will need to be resolved.
An ordinary object or null, in which case it's left alone.
Parameters:
argName - the name of the argument that the value is defined for
Parameters:
value - the value object to resolve the resolved object |
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