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We have a web application developed using sturts-springs framework.. We are now trying to annotate the classes by which we are avoiding extended application context xml configuration. My issue is how to use annotations for passing a list of property values.

ApplicationContext.xml

<bean name="/showAdminInbox" class="com.web.inbox.ShowAdminInboxAction">
<property name="inboxService" ref="inboxService" />
<property name="requiredPermissions">
<list>
<value>CR_PerformRating</value>
<value>CR_ApproveRating</value>
<value>CR_RerouteFinalApprover</value>
</list>
</property>
</bean>

Impl using Annotations:

@Component("/showAdminInbox")
public class ShowAdminInboxAction extends ApplicationAction{

@Autowired @Qualifier("inboxService")
private InboxService inboxService;

@Autowired @Qualifier("requiredPermissions");
// how to pass the list of values that is provided in xml file

}



how do i pass the collection values using annotations?
 
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