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Hello,

I'm developing a spring based application which I'd like to organize in separated projects like follows:

books-service: provides all services binded to repositories working with some relational database
books-web: provides all controllers and web resources

books-service has a configuration using java class annotated with @Configuration which scans for br.com.books.service package
books-web has a configuration using java class annotated with @Configuration which scans for br.com.books.controller package

When I set the base package to @ComponentScan with br.com.books I have all requests being executed twice because beans were created twice.
So to solve this, I'm using @ComponentScan.Filter as follows:

Configuration for web app:


Configuration for services app:


So even using this configuration, my services are being executed twice.
Does anybody knows what's happening here?

Thanks in advance

Adolfo Eloy
 
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