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> If I understand the question, it's not specifc to Spring. It wouldn't
> matter how the domain objects are being crated, only what can be done
> with them once they exist.
Correct; as an example I'm injecting DAOs into my Actions (or
If I understand the question, it's not specifc to Spring. It wouldn't
matter how the domain objects are being crated, only what can be done
with them once they exist.
If there are "problematic" properties on the domain objects, then
sure. But many domain objects are simply value or data transfer
Hi,
I am currently using the Spring autowiring functionality.
Is this a bad idea due to someone being able to craft a request that
might walk on one of the injected objects? (Unlikely perhaps, but...)
Thanks,
Dave
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