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  1. RESTEasy
  2. RESTEASY-679

Testcase for RESTEASY-511

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      Follow the guides for integrating spring with resteasy – however use JavaConfig and no XML files to define beans to spring. Place some debug in the bean classes to watch initialization and notice that the bean that spring instantiates is not being used by resteasy. The bean that resteasy uses does not go through JSR-330 injection and is likely in a bad state. If you apply the patch I posted to the 2.3 branch, revert fixes I made to src/main, and keep the additions I made to src/test – the problem will occur during the maven integration-test.

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      Follow the guides for integrating spring with resteasy – however use JavaConfig and no XML files to define beans to spring. Place some debug in the bean classes to watch initialization and notice that the bean that spring instantiates is not being used by resteasy. The bean that resteasy uses does not go through JSR-330 injection and is likely in a bad state. If you apply the patch I posted to the 2.3 branch, revert fixes I made to src/main, and keep the additions I made to src/test – the problem will occur during the maven integration-test.

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      When using the resteasy-spring integration with spring's JavaConfig feature for defining beans – resteasy does not use the beans instantiated and initialized by spring. RESTEASY-511 seems to describe this issue well but the final resolution stated there was no test case and did not if the latest patch corrected the problem. I ran into the same issue with the previous release and had a chance to test out the 2.3.2.Final release with the fix – but it did not fully fix the problem. I took some time to create a test case and worked through a solution. I described the solution in a comment on RESTEASY-511 but I did not seem to have the permission to attach the patch file there. I have attached it to this new ticket.

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          Bug - A problem that impairs or prevents the functions of the product. RESTEASY-746 resteasy-spring is too restrictive when dealing with @Configuration factory beans

          • Major - To be worked after higher priority work items are addressed. When the severity is high and the effort to change it is low to moderate, this term is chosen. Issues in this category likely have an existing workaround but implementation or execution may be non-trivial.
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              patriot1burke@gmail.com Bill Burke (Inactive)
              jcstaff_jira jim stafford (Inactive)
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