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…ation Implements a complete annotation processor that converts Spring XML bean definitions to Java @configuration classes. The transpiler handles all major Spring XML patterns found across GeoServer configurations including abstract bean inheritance, factory methods, constructor injection, property wiring, and AOP proxy beans. Key features include preservation of original XML structure in generated javadocs, proper handling of bean aliases and circular references, support for component-scan elements, and comprehensive test coverage with XMLUnit-based assertions that ignore formatting differences and comments. The implementation uses a visitor pattern for extensible code generation and leverages Spring's own XML parsing infrastructure to ensure robust handling of all namespace features while capturing the original DOM elements for documentation.
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Implements a complete annotation processor that converts Spring XML bean definitions
to Java @configuration classes. The transpiler handles all major Spring XML patterns
found across GeoServer configurations including abstract bean inheritance, factory
methods, constructor injection, property wiring, and AOP proxy beans.
Key features include preservation of original XML structure in generated javadocs,
proper handling of bean aliases and circular references, support for component-scan
elements, and comprehensive test coverage with XMLUnit-based assertions that ignore
formatting differences and comments.
The implementation uses a visitor pattern for extensible code generation and
leverages Spring's own XML parsing infrastructure to ensure robust handling of
all namespace features while capturing the original DOM elements for documentation.