Actually forget about the hivemodule.xml markup, just include in your
EngineService:
private ApplicationStateManager appStateManager;
public void setAppStateManager(ApplicationStateManager manager) {
appStateManager = manager;
}
the ApplicationStateManager will get autowired thanks to hivemind magic
via setter based Injection. You can inject any service providing a
setter and declaring the service interface as a parameter.
best regards.
Raul.
Raul Raja Martinez wrote:
Hi Jean-Eric,
You may inject the ApplicationStateManager:
<yourservice ...>
<set-service property="appStateManager"
service-id="tapestry.state.ApplicationStateManager"/>
</yourservice ...>
public class YourService {
private ApplicationStateManager appStateManager;
public void setAppStateManager(ApplicationStateManager manager) {
appStateManager = manager;
}
ApplicationObject getSessionData() {
return appStateMgr.get("sessionDataId");
}
}
There is a post in this mailing list where Kent Tong mentioned the above.
best regards
Raul.
Jean-Eric Cuendet wrote:
Hi,
I have a service implementing a IEngineService declared in hivemind. I
would like to access my SessionData object from this Service.
Is it possible? ow?
Thanks
-jec
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