[#YWSPR-64] IdeaSpring does not correctly separate beans with same names from different modules

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IdeaSpring does not correctly separate beans with same names from different modules

Created: 17 Jul 06 15:04 Updated: 05 Oct 06 14:56

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1.2.7

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	YWSPR-63 The autocompletion popup lists beans ...

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	YWSPR-63 The autocompletion popup lists beans ...

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If I'm working in applicationContext-A1.xml from module A, which refers to a bean X in applicationContext-A2.xml, but I also have a bean named X in applicationContext-B.xml from module B, navigating from the property in A1 may lead to the wrong bean (in B).

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Maurice Montgenie - 26 Jul 06 15:50

What should i do ?
What if you really want applicationContext-A1.xml from module A, to refer to a bean X in applicationContext-B.xml from module B ?

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Davide Baroncelli - 18 Aug 06 11:41

They are in two different idea modules, which mean they will likely end in two different web applications, with two different contexts: what is a set of config files made for, if you treat every bean from every set just the same way? Beans of a set should not "see" beans of another set.

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Maurice Montgenie - 29 Aug 06 14:44

Davide,

Well here is the confusion... in IdeaSpring what is called "Config Set" should be called "Group" considering your definition of a config set.

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Davide Baroncelli - 01 Sep 06 11:23

Then what is a "group" for?? I mean, what is it useful for, if putting config files into a single group or into multiple groups is just the same thing?

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Maurice Montgenie - 01 Sep 06 14:15

Config sets are similar to idea's module groups. The need here is for something to isolate different contexts in the same project.