org.broadleafcommerce.common.config

Annotation Type EnableBroadleafSiteServletAutoConfiguration

@Documented
@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Target(value=TYPE)
@ImportResource(locations={"classpath*:/blc-config/bl-*-applicationContext-servlet.xml","classpath*:/blc-config/site/bl-*-applicationContext-servlet.xml"},
                reader=FrameworkXmlBeanDefinitionReader.class)
public @interface EnableBroadleafSiteServletAutoConfiguration

Bootstraps Broadleaf site configuration XML for only servlet beans in use with a traditional MVC application. If you are deploying Broadleaf in a REST-API-only capacity or any other way then this annotation is probably not for you, and instead just EnableBroadleafSiteRootAutoConfiguration is sufficient.If you have a customized ServletContainerInitializer with a servlet-specific ApplicationContext, this annotation should only be placed on an @Configuration class within that servlet-specific . If this is not the case and no servlet-specific ApplicationContext exists in your project and you are using Spring Boot, this can be placed on the @SpringBootApplication class.

Since this annotation is a meta-annotation for @ImportResource, this cannot be placed on a @Configuration class that contains an @ImportResource annotation.

This annotation assumes that you have activated the root configuration via EnableBroadleafAdminRootAutoConfiguration in a parent context. However, rather than using this annotation in a parent-child configuration consider using EnableBroadleafSiteAutoConfiguration to ensure that only a single ApplicationContext is present, or just use the EnableBroadleafAutoConfiguration

This import utilizes the FrameworkXmlBeanDefinitionReader so that framework XML bean definitions will not overwrite beans defined in a project.

Since:

5.2

Author:

Phillip Verheyden (phillipuniverse)

See Also:

EnableBroadleafSiteAutoConfiguration, EnableBroadleafAutoConfiguration