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Asked: 2026-05-28T07:52:12+00:00

for both ways I can specify values for contextConfigLocation simply by separating them by

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for both ways I can specify values for contextConfigLocation simply by separating them by commas. Does it matter if I have one file with all beans in it oder several files with all my beans? Or maybe have several files, importing into one main file and including only this?
Im asking because we have Problems with a GWT Spring combination. We have action classes annotated for component scanning. But during some test on different machines, for example on my machine works everything fine, but on my colleagues machine it fails. He has to specify the actions in the xml 

<bean>...</bean>

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  1. Editorial Team

    I too work with GWT-Spring configuration and I have never had an issue like this . It’s your decision to use a single file or different config files . Maybe your friend has a configuration issue or he’s using an older version of Spring dependency where component scan doesn’t work .

    I don’t think it has anything to do with how you detect your Spring beans.

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