Examples of EmptyReaderEventListener

org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener
Empty implementation of the {@link ReaderEventListener} interface,providing no-op implementations of all callback methods. @author Juergen Hoeller @since 2.0

Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * <p>The default implementation is EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification.
   * External tools can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being
   * registered in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * <p>The default implementation is EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification.
   * External tools can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being
   * registered in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification. External tools
   * can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being registered
   * in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification. External tools
   * can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being registered
   * in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification. External tools
   * can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being registered
   * in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

    }


    protected void initializeBeanBuilderForClassLoader(ClassLoader classLoader) {
        xmlBeanDefinitionReader.setBeanClassLoader(classLoader);
        namespaceHandlerResolver = new DefaultNamespaceHandlerResolver(this.classLoader);
        readerContext = new XmlReaderContext(beanBuildResource, new FailFastProblemReporter(), new EmptyReaderEventListener(),
                new NullSourceExtractor(), xmlBeanDefinitionReader, namespaceHandlerResolver);
    }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * <p>The default implementation is EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification.
   * External tools can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being
   * registered in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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Examples of org.springframework.beans.factory.parsing.EmptyReaderEventListener

   * <p>The default implementation is EmptyReaderEventListener which discards every event notification.
   * External tools can provide an alternative implementation to monitor the components being
   * registered in the BeanFactory.
   */
  public void setEventListener(ReaderEventListener eventListener) {
    this.eventListener = (eventListener != null ? eventListener : new EmptyReaderEventListener());
  }

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