I having a class, like this
private TestService testService;
public testClass() {
this(testService);
}
@Autowired(required = true)
public testClass(TestService testService) {
this.testService = testService;
}
where the default no-argument constructor is mandatory, 'cause I having a structured factory design, from there I amm calling my no-argument constructor so I don't want to changes this structure. So I went with chaining constructor
to call argumented constructor
from default constructor
. But java is throwing the exception
cannot reference testService before supertype constructor has been called
,
I can solve this exception by having testService
as static
, but from here, I red that having static injection is not always a good idea.
Can some one advice me with some design solution on how can solve or call this argumented constructor
from default constructor
without having static injection.
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