Examples of jodd.petite.scope.Scope

jodd.petite.scope.Scope
Petite container bean scope. Scopes actually represents wrapper over none, one or many internal bean pools. Which pool is used depends on scopes behaviour and external data.
Scopes are instantiated once on their first usage and stored within one container.

  /**
   * Returns scoped proxy bean if injection scopes are mixed on some injection point.
   * May return <code>null</code> if mixing scopes is not detected.
   */
  public Object lookupValue(PetiteContainer petiteContainer, BeanDefinition targetBeanDefinition, BeanDefinition refBeanDefinition) {
    Scope targetScope = targetBeanDefinition.scope;
    Scope refBeanScope = refBeanDefinition.scope;


    boolean detectMixedScopes = petiteContainer.getConfig().isDetectMixedScopes();
    boolean wireScopedProxy = petiteContainer.getConfig().isWireScopedProxy();


    // when target scope is null then all beans can be injected into it

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          " in: " + scopeType.getSimpleName() +
          " using wiring mode: " + wiringMode.toString());
    }


    // register
    Scope scope = resolveScope(scopeType);
    BeanDefinition beanDefinition = createBeanDefinitionForRegistration(name, type, scope, wiringMode);
    beans.put(name, beanDefinition);


    // providers
    ProviderDefinition[] providerDefinitions = petiteResolvers.resolveProviderDefinitions(beanDefinition);

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          " in " + scopeType.getSimpleName() +
          " using wiring mode " + wiringMode.toString());
    }


    // register
    Scope scope = resolveScope(scopeType);
    BeanDefinition beanDefinition = createBeanDefinitionForRegistration(name, type, scope, wiringMode);
    beans.put(name, beanDefinition);


    // providers
    ProviderDefinition[] providerDefinitions = petiteResolvers.resolveProviderDefinitions(beanDefinition);

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