Autowiring priority?

No there is not, but you can override this behavior as needed for each bean e.g. Specify something like this where required.

No there is not, but you can override this behavior as needed for each bean e.g. Specify something like this where required: .... From spring 2.5 upwards when using the to autowire beans via @Autowired you can also add @Qualifier where needed to specify a bean by name if there are multiple beans of the same type. As stated in the spring documentation there are a few different ways to specify autowiring: no - do not autowire, this is the default byType - property type must match bean type, if more than one bean of that type is exists then an exception is thrown byName - bean name must match property name constructor - basically the same as byType but for constructors, spring picks the constructor with the most matches autodetect - same as byType unless there is no default constructor where it falls back to constructor autowiring.

Thank you, but that's not really what I need, in fact, all my beans are detected automatically (i'm using and , so I can't do that. – Mehdi Mar 24 at 10:23 @Medhi if you are component scanning then you can use the @Autowired annotation, then add @Qualifier where needed, I wil updatemyanswer with more. – krock Mar 24 at 10:31 I don't know if you noticed my edit, but as I said above, i'm not allowed to use any kind of annotations in my code.

– Mehdi Mar 24 at 10:38 that's strange, context:component-scan is specifically for using annotations. – ericacm Mar 24 at 12:56 @ericam no context:component-scan works not only with annotations, but also with user defined filters – Mehdi Mar 24 at 13:41.

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