when using a cFile start point, the use of Spring beans declared at design time work fine for declaring the Fileidempotent repository that I wish to create.
But I want to have the bean configured at Runtime or at design time but soft-coded with parameters.
So I created a bean that is as follows:
public class FileIdempotentRepository(File fileStore,int cacheSize,long maxFileStoreSize){
try{
this.start;
System.out.println(this.getStatus());
}catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
This bean is registered under the Id "test1" in the beanRegister.and the 3 arguments passed in.
in cFile I declare parameter idempotentRepository as "#test1"
the bean starts and has a running status . The cFile does not see this repository using that parameter argument
Any help would be approeciated
Tony Pearson
I tried instantiating the bean directly from the parameter line thinking the instantiation thru a method would work versus the constructor but that failed.
I did expect the reference to the bean thru cFile to work