On Tue, 07 Feb 2012 11:08:52 -0200, Erik Fäßler
wrote:
I know (though, like already said, I'm not quite sure why that is so).
But: registry.getService() won't give me a new object but an already
existing object (right? My experience tell's me so, but perhaps I have
missed an option).
It
I know (though, like already said, I'm not quite sure why that is so).
But: registry.getService() won't give me a new object but an already existing
object (right? My experience tell's me so, but perhaps I have missed an option).
Since I have to differentiate somehow between my use cases which al
On Tue, 07 Feb 2012 06:31:59 -0200, Erik Fäßler
wrote:
One more question: Currently I instantiate objects with dependency
injection by using "autobuild" (as a method call to the registry or as
an annotation at an injection point). Is there another, perhaps more
encouraged way to get obje
Thank you a lot for your elaborate answer (I don't mind digression at all! :-))
I have to confess it was new to me that you can have plain java objects with
Tapestry IoC's great dependency injection. I did not yet understand why e.g.
the framework logger cannot be injected into objects, but I gu
Your question is a bit general.
There are places in my applications, and in the framework, where the
same code operates with different configurations.
Remember that in Tapestry IoC, you can instantiate ordinary objects,
not just services. You can let Tapestry do it for you, and it will
take care
On Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:24:35 -0200, Erik Fäßler
wrote:
I thought of the component to become a IoC module. But I fear, modules
are kind of static, too - I can't have different "instances" of a
module, can I?Point is, all configuration parameters defined in a module
are global as far as I
Hello all,
I'm still planning to reformulate an existing component, which has grown quite
large, into Tapestry IoC (no webapp). One reason for the re-writing of this
component is the following problem:
The component features a static configuration class which is initialized once
at startup. The
