How would one wire key/value pairs into a property like this ?
private Map<Class<? extends ObjectOne>, Class<? extends ObjectTwo>> classes;
Both ObjectOne and ObjectTwo are abstract if that is of any help.
you can probably define the bean in appcontext as
<bean id="id" class = "pathtoyourclass">
<property name="propname">
<map>
<entry key-ref="id of class extends objectone's bean" value-ref="id of class extends objecttwo's bean">
</map>
</property>
</bean>
As this stackoverflow post has bit confused me it seems that there is nothing to it wiring map like I declared.
<map>
<entry key="org.sandbox.ObjectOneExt"
value="org.sandbox.ObjectTwoExt" />
<!-- where ObjectOneExt and ObjectTwoExt are extended from ObjectOne and ObjectTwo respectively -->
</map>
Spring (at least 3.1) handled this the way I wanted. So all that is required is to specify full class path to an object in key and value. The "key-type="java.lang.Class"" which is demonstrated in post somehow made spring confused but once removed worked like a charm.
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