Yes.
anonymous wrote :
| Since we'd like to hot deploy many different Spring archives, each of them must
be uniquely represented in our environment. For that purpose, JNDI will be used as a
registry for these deployments. But where can we get our local JNDI name? By default, this
JNDI name is obtained from the archive's file name: .spring or -spring.xml. But since
it's also possible for each bean factory to have parent bean factory, there should be
a way to define this parent's name too. This can be done in Spring's beans xml
descriptor in description tag as shown in Listing 3.
|
| We are parsing this description tag and looking for a regular expression pattern of
'BeanFactory=()' and 'ParentBeanFactory=()' so see Listing 4.
|
In xml code:
| <description>BeanFactory=(MyBFName)</description>
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