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My spring mvc application is broken into modules.
My services are in their own module.
Previously I used to put a @Service annotation on my services, but since they are in a seperate module, that doesn’t have spring, how can I wire them up automatically like before in my web application?
If you split application into modules you have split its dependencies too.
For example:
Your ui depends on spring-mvc.
Your services depend on spring-core and hibernate-annotation.
Your services-impl depend on hibernate-core.
And then if your modeles have appropriate dependence. You can use @Service as you used.