solman
Sep 17th, 2004, 09:07 PM
I have had a problem using AOP on classes that implement generic interfaces. Before I understood that this was the problem, I posted about this issue here:
http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=10384
I have a many classes of the form:
ThingManager extends java.lang.Object implements Manager<Thing>
When I attempt to have TransactionProxyFactoryBean generate CGLIB proxies for me, it throws a StackOverflowError due to an apparently infinite recursion in the CGLIB libraries (please see the referenced post for a copy of the message).
Removing the generified interface declaration makes everything work properly.
Is using CGLIB on generics verboten? Is this a bug in CGLIB? Is this a bug in the way Spring uses CGLIB? Is there a work around for this? Or am I simply mistaken?
Thanks for any help you can offer.
http://forum.springframework.org/showthread.php?t=10384
I have a many classes of the form:
ThingManager extends java.lang.Object implements Manager<Thing>
When I attempt to have TransactionProxyFactoryBean generate CGLIB proxies for me, it throws a StackOverflowError due to an apparently infinite recursion in the CGLIB libraries (please see the referenced post for a copy of the message).
Removing the generified interface declaration makes everything work properly.
Is using CGLIB on generics verboten? Is this a bug in CGLIB? Is this a bug in the way Spring uses CGLIB? Is there a work around for this? Or am I simply mistaken?
Thanks for any help you can offer.