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Posted to dev@cxf.apache.org by "Glynn, Eoghan" <eo...@iona.com> on 2007/03/17 00:06:03 UTC
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> 99.9999% of the people will have a Client.
Agreed a lot of folks will use the client. Maybe 99.9999%, maybe any
other percentage you care to pluck from the air.
But I don't see why that justifies making it gratuitously awkward to
avoid using it.
> Because of API complexity and inconsistency as I've stated in
> my other emails.
Can you be explicit as to exactly what in the API you consider complex
and/or inconsistent.
> Its not DI/Spring friendly though.
Couldn't a DRE bean just be <ref>erred to from the Conduit bean, if
Spring-loading of the DRE is the issue?
As opposed to wiring it into a new Client bean, thereby forcing the
usage of a Client?
What makes the wiring the DRE bean into the Client bean any more
"DI/Spring friendly" than wiring it into the Conduit bean?
/Eoghan