Inject a different Spring bean depending on a target class

Question

Say I have this:

interface Something {
}

interface Fetcher {
}

class FetcherImpl implements Fetcher {
   private final Class<?> klass;

   public FetcherImpl(Class<?> klass) {
      this.klass = klass;
   }

   public Something fetch() {
      // Fetch an instance Something depending on the klass
   }
}

class ClassA {
   private final Fetcher fetcher;

   public ClassA(Fetcher fetcher) {
      this.fetcher = fetcher;
   }

   public void someMethod() {
      // ...
      Something something = fetcher.fetch();
      // ...
   }
}

class ClassB {
   private final Fetcher fetcher;

   public ClassB(Fetcher fetcher) {
      this.fetcher = fetcher;
   }

   public void someMethod() {
      // ...
      Something something = fetcher.fetch();
      // ...
   }
}

So, the idea is:

• I have an data class, Something
• I have a fetcher for that data class, Fetcher, that fetches it depending on the class. For example, it creates it depending on the contents of the file from the path /tmp/<class-name>.txt
• There are a lot of classes that are using (their respective instance of) the fetcher, ClassA and ClassB in the above example

Some important points:

• All clients of the fetcher are doing constructor injection, i.e. using a final field to store the fetcher. Thus bean post processors cannot be used
• The set of classes using the fetcher is an open one
• The creation of the fetcher instances should not be manually configured. I.e. when adding a class ClassC above that uses its own instance of the fetcher similar to ClassA and ClassB, there should not be additional Spring configuration for that particular class

Some real world examples of a similar pattern:

• Loggers, e.g. instead of using

  final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(this.getClass())
  

  the logger would be injected via the constructor

• Cache implementations (i.e. get a cache for a specific class)
• DAO objects (i.e. get a DAO for a particular bean, provided it can be generic enough)

Is this possible using Spring? If so, can you please provide some pointers or similar examples that I can read through? I am using Java configuration for Spring if that matters.