Lots of Beans !

amy

Hi,

In our application ( at bussiness logic layer ) we will use approximatly 300 beans and their dao classes. Since the amount of the beans we don't want to write them all to context XML.

We try use one container bean in context and set our beans as it's property by classloader.
( We decide bean name in runtime )

But in this case spring-aop couldn't intercept pointcuts in the beans which we load to container.

Is some one here with any experience how to deal with huge amount of beans ?

Ps: Diving context into parts is an option but we prefer it is the last option

Thanks for all answers...

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