Autowired does not work Spring 3?

You need to use a Jersey/Spring connecter to get Jersey to recognize your Spring context on startup.

You need to use a Jersey/Spring connecter to get Jersey to recognize your Spring context on startup. Replace: Jersey Web Application com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet. ServletContainer com.sun.jersey.config.property.

Packages com.mycompany. Resource 1 With: Jersey Web Application com.sun.jersey.spi.spring.container.servlet. SpringServlet .... You'll also need the jersey-spring dependency: com.sun.jersey.

Contribs jersey-spring ${jersey. Version}.

The problem is that the Jersey servlet is specified in web. Xml as a servlet and thus is not under control of Spring. Spring can't wire the dependencies.

I don't know much about Jersey, but I found this article that is maybe useful to you. Further, you've to consider EmailManager is an instance variable of a Servlet, and you declared it as Spring Singleton (the default): Thus emailManager should not have any state or it will be non-thread safe. To explain the problem: suppose that emailManager contains a state, such as a destination address, a subject and a message body.

Since is defined as a Singleton, there is only one instance for the whole application. If the servlet is called at the same time by two different people, it could happen that the first process inserts the subject and that same subject is rewritten by the second process before the first was able to send the email. So the data of the two emails will be mixed.

Alternatively it can be defined with scope request, so each request will have a different instance.

I didn't understand your comment about EmailManager and Spring Singleton – Odelya Oct 3 at 17:47 See above, I've edited my answer because it was a little long for a comment. – stivlo Oct 3 at 17:56 My problem is that in the post the writer suggests using @Inject while it's deprecated.. – Odelya Oct 3 at 18:04 @Inject is not deprecated. On the contrary is the new standard way set to replace Autowired.

I didn't use it yet, I am using Autowired. Anyway, I think, you'll get an answer from someone expert in Jersey and Spring, unfortunately I don't know how to help you further. – stivlo Oct 3 at 18:18.

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