Correct Scope for vaadin 8 and spring
I have a project, work with Vaadin 8.6 and Spring 5, and vaadin-spring 3.1.1
In this, there is MainUI extends UI that a bean with scope="prototype" initialized in web-application-context.xml
Problem: when we connect to project from more than one client (browser), there is only one session available.
we search and find some manuals, but we can not use it in our project
<bean id="mainUI" class="ir.fanap.fanitoring.ui.MainUI" scope="prototype">
Vaadin Spring Add-on
how can we solve this problem? we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml
spring vaadin vaadin8 view-scope
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
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I have a project, work with Vaadin 8.6 and Spring 5, and vaadin-spring 3.1.1
In this, there is MainUI extends UI that a bean with scope="prototype" initialized in web-application-context.xml
Problem: when we connect to project from more than one client (browser), there is only one session available.
we search and find some manuals, but we can not use it in our project
<bean id="mainUI" class="ir.fanap.fanitoring.ui.MainUI" scope="prototype">
Vaadin Spring Add-on
how can we solve this problem? we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml
spring vaadin vaadin8 view-scope
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
2
"we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml", I am curious to know why? Normally UI class is annotated with @SpringUI annotation, which also implies UIScope.
– Tatu Lund
Dec 31 '18 at 10:09
it's mean that remove bean from web-application-context and add annotation? and autowire all other beans that passed to it?
– Alireza
Dec 31 '18 at 10:34
Basically yes, that is the way we usually do it.
– Tatu Lund
Jan 1 at 15:07
add a comment |
I have a project, work with Vaadin 8.6 and Spring 5, and vaadin-spring 3.1.1
In this, there is MainUI extends UI that a bean with scope="prototype" initialized in web-application-context.xml
Problem: when we connect to project from more than one client (browser), there is only one session available.
we search and find some manuals, but we can not use it in our project
<bean id="mainUI" class="ir.fanap.fanitoring.ui.MainUI" scope="prototype">
Vaadin Spring Add-on
how can we solve this problem? we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml
spring vaadin vaadin8 view-scope
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
I have a project, work with Vaadin 8.6 and Spring 5, and vaadin-spring 3.1.1
In this, there is MainUI extends UI that a bean with scope="prototype" initialized in web-application-context.xml
Problem: when we connect to project from more than one client (browser), there is only one session available.
we search and find some manuals, but we can not use it in our project
<bean id="mainUI" class="ir.fanap.fanitoring.ui.MainUI" scope="prototype">
Vaadin Spring Add-on
how can we solve this problem? we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml
spring vaadin vaadin8 view-scope
spring vaadin vaadin8 view-scope
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
asked Dec 31 '18 at 9:44
AlirezaAlireza
73111
73111
2
"we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml", I am curious to know why? Normally UI class is annotated with @SpringUI annotation, which also implies UIScope.
– Tatu Lund
Dec 31 '18 at 10:09
it's mean that remove bean from web-application-context and add annotation? and autowire all other beans that passed to it?
– Alireza
Dec 31 '18 at 10:34
Basically yes, that is the way we usually do it.
– Tatu Lund
Jan 1 at 15:07
add a comment |
2
"we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml", I am curious to know why? Normally UI class is annotated with @SpringUI annotation, which also implies UIScope.
– Tatu Lund
Dec 31 '18 at 10:09
it's mean that remove bean from web-application-context and add annotation? and autowire all other beans that passed to it?
– Alireza
Dec 31 '18 at 10:34
Basically yes, that is the way we usually do it.
– Tatu Lund
Jan 1 at 15:07
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"we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml", I am curious to know why? Normally UI class is annotated with @SpringUI annotation, which also implies UIScope.
– Tatu Lund
Dec 31 '18 at 10:09
"we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml", I am curious to know why? Normally UI class is annotated with @SpringUI annotation, which also implies UIScope.
– Tatu Lund
Dec 31 '18 at 10:09
it's mean that remove bean from web-application-context and add annotation? and autowire all other beans that passed to it?
– Alireza
Dec 31 '18 at 10:34
it's mean that remove bean from web-application-context and add annotation? and autowire all other beans that passed to it?
– Alireza
Dec 31 '18 at 10:34
Basically yes, that is the way we usually do it.
– Tatu Lund
Jan 1 at 15:07
Basically yes, that is the way we usually do it.
– Tatu Lund
Jan 1 at 15:07
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"we did not use annotations for beans and all beans initialized in web-application-context.xml", I am curious to know why? Normally UI class is annotated with @SpringUI annotation, which also implies UIScope.
– Tatu Lund
Dec 31 '18 at 10:09
it's mean that remove bean from web-application-context and add annotation? and autowire all other beans that passed to it?
– Alireza
Dec 31 '18 at 10:34
Basically yes, that is the way we usually do it.
– Tatu Lund
Jan 1 at 15:07