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9.4. Accessing Spring beans from non-Spring objects

Let’s take a step back, look at the components that form the Book Catalog portlet, and see how they interact with each other. Figure 9.4 shows the various components and a typical request flow in the Book Catalog portlet.

Figure 9.4. The Spring and non-Spring components that form the Book Catalog portlet. The `BookCatalogPortlet` class is a non-Spring object because it’s not registered with Spring’s web application context.

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9.4. Accessing Spring beans from non-Spring objects

Figure 9.4. The Spring and non-Spring components that form the Book Catalog portlet. The `BookCatalogPortlet` class is a non-Spring object because it’s not registered with Spring’s web application context.

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9.4. Accessing Spring beans from non-Spring objects

Figure 9.4. The Spring and non-Spring components that form the Book Catalog portlet. The BookCatalogPortlet class is a non-Spring object because it’s not registered with Spring’s web application context.

Figure 9.4. The Spring and non-Spring components that form the Book Catalog portlet. The `BookCatalogPortlet` class is a non-Spring object because it’s not registered with Spring’s web application context.