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Amen to esoteric Spring issues. I once dealt with a jar that suddenly started failing despite no code changes because Spring uses the order of files in the zip
by slaymaker1907 5y ago
Amen to esoteric Spring issues. I once dealt with a jar that suddenly started failing despite no code changes because Spring uses the order of files in the zip file/jar to determine initialization order. Turns out one that particular time files ended up in a weird order inside the jar file.
- The_Colonel 5y agoIt's natural to read and initialize the classes as they come, _unless the code defines a specific dependency order_. This looks like a developer simply did not declare proper dependency between classes/beans.