Hi Michael,
I have tried your suggestion. In my environment (5.0.11) it does not work. Even
with explicit id "Messages" provided, the ioc-container throws a
RuntimeException complaining that Messages is not a defined service. You must
have done sth. else to make your suggestion work in your environment. Although
the RuntimeException your suggestion caused, helped me a lot! It shows all ids
of defined services. Amongst them is ComponentSource, which serves my needs. So
YOU helped me man, maybe not in the intended way, but you did ;-)
I myself (as well as obviously the ioc-container) have problems considering
Messages a service. To me it only gets a meaning as part of a particular
page/component. Thinking about that I was looking for methods to get a hand on
that part. As it turned out in Tapestry the right term to look for is
"resource". And this is how i have rewritten my build method:
public static KursConfirmationSender builConfirmationMailSender(ComponentSource
cs ) {
return new
ConfirmationMaiilSenderImpl(cs.getPage("bookings/Summary").getComponentResources().getMessages());
}
"bookings/Summary" is the logical name of the page that holds the messages
needed for assembly of the email. I am thinking about implementing a "page"
ConfirmationMail that serves the only purpose to hold the messages. May be I
will do that later.
So thanks to Thiago, Michael and Sven for your efforts,
nillehammer
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Betreff: Re: [T5] Sending Email from Tapestry
Gesendet: Sa, 19. Apr 2008
Von: Michael Gerzabek<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> nille,
>
> maybe you wanna try adding the InjectService annotation. This at least
> works for my services.
>
> public static ConfirmationMailSender
> buildConfirmationMailSender(
> @InjectService("Messages")
> Messages messages) {
> return new ConfirmationMailSender(messages);
> }
>
> good morning,
> Michael
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