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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/14/15 2:12 PM, Cantor, Scott
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Originally the hope was that we would be able to somehow mix the
native and custom syntaxes so that new plugins would just be
written as Java beans without all the extra work. That didn't pan
out so far at least.</blockquote>
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Did we ever test or consider the notion of supporting our custom
schema *inside* a standard <beans> file? AFAIK that should
"just work". The custom schema mechanisms we use are the same I
believe that Spring use for their own "custom" schema, like util:
context:, tx:, aop:, etc. (If it doesn't work outright, it's likely
to be a bug on our part.) From my read of the Spring docs, that's
really the main use case they have in mind with the custom schema
extension stuff.<br>
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That would I think allow mixing the 2 in ways that might be useful
or beneficial for deployers.<br>
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