Constructor autowiring (#56) #87
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Thank you @bjansen. This make instatiating cleaner. Cool, that you brought this up and implemented it 👍 |
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My pleasure! |
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The main change is that endpoints are instantiated using
applicationContext.getAutowireCapableBeanFactory().createBean(clazz)rather than using reflection directly.Actual autowiring is tested in
WeatherServiceEndpointSystemTest.java.Note that endpoints don't necessarily need the
@Autowiredannotation, Spring will also manage non-annotated constructors as long as the dependencies exist.