stereotype

问题 It's possible, via XML, define a bean stereotype? Something as: <bean ... stereotype="org.springframework.stereotype.Service"> </bean> or, <bean...> <stereotype class="mypackage.myStereotype" /> </bean> ? 回答1: Probably the easiest solution would be to use arbitrary spring bean metadata as follows: <bean id="fooService" class="org.example.FooServiceImpl"> <meta key="stereotype" value="mypackage.myStereotype" /> </bean> The definition of the meta element in spring-beans.xsd is: <xsd:complexType

问题 On a SpringSource blog entry, the following sentence references a stereotype . Because @Controller is a specialization of Spring's @Component Stereotype annotation, the class will automatically be detected by the Spring container as part of the container's component scanning process, creating a bean definition and allowing instances to be dependency injected like any other Spring-managed component. What does this usage of the word stereotype reference? Is this a technical Spring term? Or is

问题 I want to use my own icons for elements (nodes) in Enterprise Architect. For certain stereotypes, there is a build in behavior in Enterprise Architect, that adds an icon in the upper-right corner of an element, like this (in this case the stereotype "server" is used): [see this page for a list of the default stereotypes]. Note that the position (offset from top and right) and absolute size of the icon are preserved, even when the shape is resized: I want to display my own custom icons for my