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What is scope="tenant" mean?

Jyothsna Panchagnula
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Joined: Jul 11, 2005
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I see that in the Spring configuration files , that scope="tenant" is used ?
I tried searching in Springsource.org , Spring forums and googled it but couldn't get much info.

a) where this will be used and in what contenxt?
b) what is the purpose of it?


thanks
Jyothsna
Bill Gorder
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Joined: Mar 07, 2010
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Well I can tell you it is not a standard scope. Either it is custom to your application or to some other 3rd party library you are using. You can search for CustomScopeConfigurer in your context xml files to see if you can find it being registered anywhere and then take a look at the implementation to figure out what it does. If you don't find it there you can look for all implemenations of the Scope interface in your workspace and try to figure out what library it is coming out of.

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