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Thanks guys, I wasn't aware we could use tapestry inject outside of
pages and components.
Tapestry-IoC (which is independent of Tapestry-Core, which is the web
framework) is able to inject services into any object created by
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dateDoSomethingClass")
> private DoSomethingClass dateDoSomethingClass;
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> @Inject @Named("userDoSomethingClass")
> private DoSomethingClass userDoSomethingClass;
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> however that example seemed like one interface implementing different
> classes, where as I have one interface implementing one class, ie the
> generic.
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menting different
classes, where as I have one interface implementing one class, ie the
generic.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
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Thanks guys, I figured it out. I completely missed the "build" in your
example. Anyhow works like a charm. Thanks.
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de I gave you, the
method is called "buildUserDoSomethingClass()".
Here's some documentation on builder methods:
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I guess if this isn't possible, I'll just have to do this a different way. I
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You need to call the method "build" where is the name
of the service.
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ingClass as a generic. I'd like
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@Named("dateDoSomethingClass")
private DoSomethingClass dateDoSomethingClass;
@Inject @Named("userDoSomethingClass")
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private DoSomethingClass user = new DoSomethingClass() {
}
How do I pass my User entity into my DoSomethingClass as a generic. I'd like
to continue using this as a tapestry service if possible.
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