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I need to store some state, I receive in the processor, for each of the StepExecutions separately. For this purpose I created a step-scoped bean, which I try to inject:

Java
@Slf4j
@Configuration
@EnableScheduling
@EnableBatchProcessing
@RequiredArgsConstructor(onConstructor = @__(@Autowired))
public class SomeConfiguration
{
// here go the job definition with one step, which has a reader, writer and processor
    @StepScope
    @Bean
    public SomeProcessor processingStep(StateService s)
    {
        var processor = new SomeProcessor();
        processor.setStService(s);
        return processor;
    }

    // StateService is an empty class
    @Scope(value = "step", proxyMode = ScopedProxyMode.NO)
    @Bean
    public StateService stateService()
    {
        return new StateService();
    }
}


Whatever I do, I get either NoSuchBeanDefinitionException or ClassCastException, since Spring Batch doesn't get along with its proxies. How to use @StepScope in Spring Batch? There is literally no documentation about how these @StepScope and @JobScope work, just an incomplete example here (only a declaration example, no clues of how to use step-scoped bean).

What I have tried:

Calling stateService bean directly:
processor.setStService(stateService());

Changing ScopedProxyMode to all possible values;

Injecting stateService directly into processor:
Java
public class SomeProcessor implements ItemProcessor<EFrom, ETo>
{
    // ...
    @Autowired
    private StateService stService;
    // ...
}


Removing @EnableBatchProcessing annotation from configuration file.
Posted
Updated 12-Oct-22 7:37am
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