From Spring Reference 3.0 By default, classes annotated with @Component, @Repository, @Service, @Controller, or a custom annotation that itself is annotated with @Component are the only detected candidate components. UsersManagementUtil should be annotated with one of them based on your need.
(annotated or defined in your xml) – Michael Wiles Jan 3 at 11:54.
Spring dependency injection works only in components managed by Spring. If your UsersManagementUtil is not managed by Spring (i.e. Is not a Spring bean), @Autowired doesn't work inside it.
Either declare it as a Spring bean (using or annotation), or trigger autowiring manually after instantiation of the object using applicationContext. GetAutowireCapableBeanFactory(). AutowireBean(object).
Spring dependency injection works only in components managed by Spring. If your UsersManagementUtil is not managed by Spring (i.e. Is not a Spring bean), @Autowired doesn't work inside it.
Either declare it as a Spring bean (using or annotation), or trigger autowiring manually after instantiation of the object using.
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