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You can step through all of Spring in your debugger with no problems, whether you configure it in xml or via annotations. Spring is not "programming in xml". A
by cgh 13y ago
You can step through all of Spring in your debugger with no problems, whether you configure it in xml or via annotations. Spring is not "programming in xml".
Also, Python has decorators and Python 3 will soon have function annotations.
- specialist 13y agostep through all of Spring in your debugger with no problems You misunderstand. Java breakpoints, yes. Spring breakpoints, no. To troubleshoot Spring, the best you can do is trace (log) and inspect untyped nested hashmaps. No thank you. The IDE can sometimes pre-detect trivial errors. Whoopie. Python has decorators and Python 3 will soon have function annotations. My condolences.