Package org.mule.config.spring.parsers.generic

General support for bean construction.

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AttributePropertiesDefinitionParser
AutoIdUtils
ChildDefinitionParser	Creates a definition parser that will construct a single child element and inject it into the parent object (the enclosing XML element).
DescendentDefinitionParser	An extension to ChildDefinitionParser which recurses up the DOM tree until it finds a named parent.
GrandchildDefinitionParser	Same as ChildDefinitionParser but injects the child element into the grandparent object (2 levels up in the XML tree).
MuleOrphanDefinitionParser	A parser for direct children of the element.
NamedDefinitionParser	Behaves as ParentDefinitionParser, but allows any named bean to be the parent, rather than using the enclosing element in the DOM tree.
NameTransferDefinitionParser	This extends ParentDefinitionParser so that the "name" attribute is set locally, not on the parent.
OptionalChildDefinitionParser	This class should be used when the same element can be configured as a child or an orphan (i.e., top-level).
OrphanDefinitionParser	Contructs a single, standalone bean from an element - it is not injected into any other object.
ParentDefinitionParser	Processes child property elements in Xml but sets the properties on the parent object.
TextDefinitionParser	Grabs the text from an element and injects it into the parent, for example: A bunch of text. registerBeanDefinitionParser("foo", new OrphanDefinitionParser(Foo.class)); registerBeanDefinitionParser("bar-text", new TextDefinitionParser("barText")); will result in a call to Foo.setBarText("A bunch of text.")

Package org.mule.config.spring.parsers.generic Description

General support for bean construction.