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nikolay-hr avatar nikolay-hr commented on June 11, 2024 2

This message was info level in 3.1.x but now after 3.2.x is a warning - you can check the changes from here.

Auto-proxying is a mechanism in Spring AOP where Spring automatically creates proxy objects around your beans to add additional behavior, such as method interception for applying cross-cutting concerns like security, logging, etc.

The message indicates that the bean DelegatingWsConfiguration is not eligible for processing by all BeanPostProcessors. Specifically, it mentions that it's "not eligible for auto-proxying."
After adding a @Bean for DelegatingWsConfiguration

@Bean
public DelegatingWsConfiguration delegatingWsConfiguration() {
     return new DelegatingWsConfiguration();
}

the warning disappears. Please don't take this as a solution @josephearl because it depends on what spring-boot-starter-web-services is used for ;)

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Nestoter avatar Nestoter commented on June 11, 2024 1

This message was info level in 3.1.x but now after 3.2.x is a warning - you can check the changes from here.

Auto-proxying is a mechanism in Spring AOP where Spring automatically creates proxy objects around your beans to add additional behavior, such as method interception for applying cross-cutting concerns like security, logging, etc.

The message indicates that the bean DelegatingWsConfiguration is not eligible for processing by all BeanPostProcessors. Specifically, it mentions that it's "not eligible for auto-proxying." After adding a @Bean for DelegatingWsConfiguration

@Bean
public DelegatingWsConfiguration delegatingWsConfiguration() {
     return new DelegatingWsConfiguration();
}

the warning disappears. Please don't take this as a solution @josephearl because it depends on what spring-boot-starter-web-services is used for ;)

Hi @nikolay-hr , I have this same issue but i'm not able to find the class DelegatingWsConfiguration in my project. I think this is a springboot class and i cannot add the @bean annotation. Where did you put that code snippet you provided?

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nikolay-hr avatar nikolay-hr commented on June 11, 2024 1

Hi @Nestoter
Yes it is from spring-boot project, using spring-boot-starter-web-services dependencies.

The parent of spring-boot-starter-web-services with spring-boot 3.2.2 is

<parent>
    <groupId>org.springframework.ws</groupId>
    <artifactId>spring-ws</artifactId>
    <version>4.0.8</version>
</parent>

You can find the source here - spring-ws-core

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