I think you are on the right track. @EagerLoad on the service builder
method (or on the service implementation class if using the ServiceBinder)
will generally do the trick.
However, if you have any dependencies, it gets trickier because Tapestry has
to fully initialize before some dependencies
Hi,
I try to initialize and start a service when my webapp start.
My service is a simple Quartz scheduler with a job. But i've some trouble to
start the service.
As i can see Tapestry IOC use lazy initialization so my service is build
only when used.
My code in my Appodule.java is like :
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