create instance of MessageListener manually about rqueue HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi Gabriele,
I'm really sorry to say, currently there's no way to do it.

I'm wondering what's your use case, are you trying to use this in Non spring application?

Many beans created and auto-wired using configuration, these all would needs to be changed to support Non-Spring apps.

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I'm trying to implement this in a spring application, so I can definetly take advantage of autowire. The reason of the request is that the project I'm working on has been developed by other people before me and they have implemented their own builders to instantiate and connect various interfaces. so to keep the implementation coherent with their work I thought to instantiate the listener component within their builders. But eventually that is not possible. I will pass to the builder the spring-cooked instance of the message listener without any problem. Thank you for the clarification and the support :)

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Thanks for the explanation.

IIUC you have some code that glues one or more beans and either you auto-wire them using BeanDefinition or BeanFactory or by some other beans.
You can either of these two approaches to register MessageListeners

• Use the same approach to create MessageListener beans and register them
• Create MessageListener beans using function like

@Configuration
public class RqueueConfiguration {

    @Bean 
     public MessageListener messageListener(){
      // return new instance of MessageListener
     }
}

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