How to use

type

method

in

jodd.petite.BeanDefinition

Class type = beanDefinition.type();

  Chalk256.chalk().blue(), ClassUtil.getShortClassName(beanDefinition.type(), 2),
  width - 10 - 1
);

beanDefinition.ctor = petiteResolvers.resolveCtorInjectionPoint(beanDefinition.type());
beanDefinition.properties = PropertyInjectionPoint.EMPTY;
beanDefinition.methods = MethodInjectionPoint.EMPTY;

  @Test
  void testProxyProxetta() {
    ProxyProxetta proxetta = Proxetta.proxyProxetta().withAspect(
      new ProxyAspect(AddStringAdvice.class, new AllRealMethodsPointcut()));

    PetiteContainer papc = new ProxettaAwarePetiteContainer(proxetta);

    papc.registerPetiteBean(SecretService.class, null, null, null, false, null);
    BeanDefinition beanDefinition = papc.registerPetiteBean(PublicService.class, null, null, null, false, null);
    papc.registerPetiteBean(PublicService2.class, null, null, null, false, null);
    papc.registerPetiteBean(PublicService3.class, null, null, null, false, null);

    assertNotEquals(PublicService.class, beanDefinition.type());

    PublicService publicService = papc.getBean(beanDefinition.name());
    assertNotNull(publicService.secretService);
    assertEquals("Hello World! And Universe, too!", publicService.hello());

    PublicService2 publicService2 = papc.getBean(PublicService2.class);
    assertNotNull(publicService2.secretService);
    assertEquals("Hello World! And Universe, too!", publicService2.hello());

    PublicService3 publicService3 = papc.getBean(PublicService3.class);
    assertNotNull(publicService3.secretService);
    assertEquals("Hello World! And Universe, too!", publicService3.hello());
  }
}

Class type = beanDefinition.type();

  Chalk256.chalk().blue(), ClassUtil.getShortClassName(beanDefinition.type(), 2),
  width - 10 - 1
);

beanDefinition.ctor = petiteResolvers.resolveCtorInjectionPoint(beanDefinition.type());
beanDefinition.properties = PropertyInjectionPoint.EMPTY;
beanDefinition.methods = MethodInjectionPoint.EMPTY;