Examples of org.mule.config.spring.parsers.specific.ComponentDelegatingDefinitionParser$CheckExclusiveClassAttributeObjectFactoryException

org.mule.config.spring.parsers.specific.ComponentDelegatingDefinitionParser

Given that the service object-factory is extensible and new object factory types can be implemented and used by substitution, the only way of checking for the existence of an object-factory if by object factory element convention.
This pre-processor checks for the existence of a "class" attribute on the service, and throws an exception if the service has any elements that match the object factory element convention (i.e. that end in "object"). NOTE: We used to test by exclusion here allowing all other elements, but that no longer works now extensible interceptors elements can be used.

            "poolExhaustedAction", ThreadingProfile.POOL_EXHAUSTED_ACTIONS).addIgnored("name");
        registerMuleBeanDefinitionParser("custom-processing-strategy", new OrphanDefinitionParser(false)).addIgnored(
            "name");


        // Components
        registerBeanDefinitionParser("component", new ComponentDelegatingDefinitionParser(DefaultJavaComponent.class));
        registerBeanDefinitionParser("pooled-component", new ComponentDelegatingDefinitionParser(PooledJavaComponent.class));


        registerMuleBeanDefinitionParser("binding", new BindingDefinitionParser("interfaceBinding", DefaultInterfaceBinding.class));


        // Simple Components
        registerBeanDefinitionParser("pass-through-component", new ComponentDefinitionParser(PassThroughComponent.class));

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