I ended up using @profile (audit) on the aspect class; There are mainly two ways to generate new component in angular, using ng g c , another way is that using ng generate component.</p> I needed to exclude an auditing @aspect @component from the app context but only for a few test classes.
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I am late to the party :) but here is how i generate a module, routing for the module and component all at one go and inside the same directory from the src/app/ directory type in the. Is it possible to use a component from a module in another component from the same module? Hence, you don't need to bootstrap the application with appmodule.
If yes, how can i use it without the import in the first.
@bean was introduced in spring 3.0 and. Your project is configured to start the angular application with a standalone component (in server.ts). Component appcomponent is standalone, and cannot be declared in an ngmodule or 'imports' is only valid on a component. 'register' is not a known element:
To create a component as part of a module you should ng g module newmodule to generate a module, cd newmodule to change directory into the newmodule folder ng g. I understand that @component annotation was introduced in spring 2.5 to get rid of xml bean definition by using classpath scanning. If 'register' is an angular component, then verify that it is part of this module. On my angular v19 app i get the following error:
