CXF should use Spring's BeanFactory.isSingleton(name) instead of
BeanDefinition.isSingleton() because any such checks break when using bean
definition inheritance or bean definition post-processing
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Key: CXF-2552
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-2552
Project: CXF
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Configuration
Affects Versions: 2.2.6, 2.3
Reporter: Gyorgy Orban
Also, the default value of BeanDefinition.isSingleton() is likely to change to
false in Spring 3, which breaks present CXF logic (in fact, they have already
changed it to false in Spring 3 RC2, but backed off the change to our request).
Please see the reply from Juergen Hoeller of SpringSource:
>2009/11/19 Juergen Hoeller <juergen.hoel...@springsource.com>
>This is a half-intended effect, actually: We do not set a default scope name
>anymore in order to be able to inherit the scope name from a parent bean
>>definition... The default scope is still singleton but it won't be actually
>set before activating the bean definition in the factory now. That had the
>somewhat >unintended effect of BeanDefinition.isSingleton() now returning
>false by default.
>So as of tonight, BeanDefinitions return isSingleton()=true by default again.
>The scope name is still not set but BeanDefinitions assume that they are
>>singleton by default again now. Please give the next snapshot a try with CXF
>and let us know whether it works...
>Note that the proper way to check the singleton status of a bean is
>BeanFactory.isSingleton(name) on the activated factory. Any checks on the raw
>>BeanDefinition itself break when using bean definition inheritance or bean
>definition post-processing. From that perspective, CXF should get rid of those
>>calls eventually... I'm deprecating those BeanDefiniton methods now to make
>that clear.
>Juergen
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