I have a spring app that is configured for Component Scanning, is there a flag or option that I can turn on that would cause spring to print out the fully qualified names of the classes that the spring framework scanner picks up?
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I have a spring app that is configured for Component Scanning, is there a flag or option that I can turn on that would cause spring to print out the fully qualified names of the classes that the spring framework scanner picks up?
You can print this by configuring logging category (assuming you are using log4j), set
org.springframework.context.annotationat debug level.Check
org.springframework.context.annotation.ClassPathScanningCandidateComponentProvider.findCandidateComponents(String).You can see the class is logging name of the classes at debug level. Verified in Spring 3.0.5 version.