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1. Re: Definition of RevisionListener
adamw Mar 17, 2009 6:01 AM (in response to smee0815)Hello,
no, unfortunately not. But this shouldn't be a problem in unit tests :) And in integration tests, you probably want to use the revision listener?
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2. Re: Definition of RevisionListener
dennispersson Oct 20, 2010 5:21 AM (in response to adamw)I would also like to this feature.I want to keep my RevisionEntity and RevisionListener in separate maven projects, because ourRevisionListener has a dependency on Spring security.But since I need to specify the RevisionListener class in the @RevisionEntity annotation,this does not work. If the RevisionListener could be configured with a configuration propertyinstead, we would not need to have both the RevisionEntity and the listener in the same project.I would also like this feature.
I want to keep my RevisionEntity and RevisionListener in separate maven projects, because our
RevisionListener has a dependency on Spring security.
But since I need to specify the RevisionListener class in the @RevisionEntity annotation,
this does not work. If the RevisionListener could be configured with a configuration property
instead, we would not need to have both the RevisionEntity and the listener in the same project.
/ Dennis
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3. Re: Definition of RevisionListener
adamw Oct 20, 2010 6:01 AM (in response to dennispersson)Seems like a good use-case. Maybe you would be willing to contribute a patch?
Adam