Thanks for quick response. I was sure that @Qualifier annotation gives an id
to bean. Now I have it working with annotations too
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> bean in Spring xml context file it works ok.
> Here is part of my route:
> .to("xslt:xslt/dummy.xsl?uriResolver=#xsltUriResolver")
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This bean could be autowired normally to other beans. But if I define this
bean in Spring xml context file it works ok.
Here is part of my route:
.to("xslt:xslt/dummy.xsl?uriResolver=#xsltUriResolver")
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