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Hello Yoann, Thanks for this quick reply you are absolutely right, calling applicationContext.getBean(...) from the set method creates the lock !

The issue is the FieldBridge is not a SpringComponent that's why I had to use this applicationContext.getBean(..)

You solution is working, and I have found another one using a AutowireCapableBeanFactory:

@Component
class MessageFieldBridge extends MetadataProvidingFieldBridge {
  
  @Autowired
  var translationService: MySpringService = _
  
 var initialized = false

 def initBean() = {
 if(!initialized) {
SpringContextBridge.get().autowireBean(this)
initialized = true
}
}

  override def set(name: String, value: scala.Any, document: Document, luceneOptions: LuceneOptions): Unit = {
initBean()
   // Add things to document using autowired beans
  }

  override def configureFieldMetadata(name: String, builder: FieldMetadataBuilder): Unit = {
    initBean()
   //  do things using autowired beans...
  }
}


trait SpringContextBridge {
  def autowireBean(bean: AnyRef)
}

@Service
class SpringContextBridgeImpl extends SpringContextBridge with ApplicationContextAware {
  
  @Autowired 
  var autowireBeanFactory: AutowireCapableBeanFactory = _

  override def autowireBean(bean: AnyRef) = {
     autowireBeanFactory.autowireBean(bean)
}

  override def setApplicationContext(applicationContext: ApplicationContext): Unit = {
    SpringContextBridgeImpl.applicationContext = applicationContext
  }
}

object SpringContextBridgeImpl {
  
  private var applicationContext: ApplicationContext = _
  
  def get(): SpringContextBridgedServices = applicationContext.getBean(classOf[SpringContextBridgedServices])
}