the qualifier does not seem to be taken into consi...

# spring

[davidkarlsen]

the qualifier does not seem to be taken into consideration…

[leodeng]

can you try using @Qualifier, or maybe renaming the variable to jaxWsClientBus

[davidkarlsen]

tried both - same outcome

[davidkarlsen]

I suspect something about inheritance?

[leodeng]

how about @field:Qualifier

[davidkarlsen]

If I do

class SecurityConfig(@Autowired @Qualifier("jaxWsClientBus") bus: Bus) : AbstractJaxWsClientStubConfig(bus) {

it works

[davidkarlsen]

but that’s a bit annoying

[leodeng]

did you try @field:Qualifier("jaxWsClientBus")?

[davidkarlsen]

then i get `expected annotation identified after ':'``

[davidkarlsen]

ait

[davidkarlsen]

it should be in an array

[davidkarlsen]

YES!

[davidkarlsen]

we have a winner

[davidkarlsen]

@field:[Qualifier("jaxWsClientBus") Inject]
    protected lateinit var bus: Bus

[davidkarlsen]

thanks a lot!

[leodeng]

np. but wouldnt

@field:Qualifier("jaxWsClientBus")
    protected lateinit var bus: Bus

work?

[davidkarlsen]

Caused by: kotlin.UninitializedPropertyAccessException: lateinit property bus has not been initialized

[davidkarlsen]

nope

[leodeng]

ah, sorry. you also need @Autowired or @Inject

[leodeng]

if that does not work, you will also need field: prefix

[leodeng]

and then it leads to your array-style use, which is new to me. i always use annotaions separately

[leodeng]

just out of curiosity, i did a few experiments, and found out that only @Named must have the field: prefix. so the bare minimum that works can be:

@Inject
@field:Named("jaxWsClientBus")

or

@Autowired
@Qualifier("jaxWsClientBus")

@Inject and @Autowired are interchangeable