When beans declared in the Spring container are proxied (to apply and "decorate" those beans with additional capabilities, e.g. Caching, Security or Transaction Management, basically any "cross-cutting" concern where an AOP Proxy is applied), then a CQ annotated callback service method is not identified properly, and subsequently, the CQ is never registered and triggered accordingly
John Blum opened DATAGEODE-53 and commented
When beans declared in the Spring container are proxied (to apply and "decorate" those beans with additional capabilities, e.g. Caching, Security or Transaction Management, basically any "cross-cutting" concern where an AOP Proxy is applied), then a CQ annotated callback service method is not identified properly, and subsequently, the CQ is never registered and triggered accordingly
Affects: 2.0 GA (Kay)
Backported to: 2.0.1 (Kay SR1)
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