Hi Again,
Now I have a Service that I want to configure with a string parameter
and an int parameter. I add a couple of values to the
ApplicationDefaults like this:
configuration.add("my.long.key.string-value",
"aStringINeedInMyService");
configuration.add("my.long.key.int-value", "180");
And in my service I have a constructor like this:
private final int intINeedInMyService;
private final String stringINeedInMyService;
public MyNewServiceImpl (@Value("${my.long.key.int-value
}")
final int cookieAgeInDays,
@Value("${my.long.key.string-value }")
final String cookieName) {
this. intINeedInMyService =
intINeedInMyService;
this. stringINeedInMyService =
stringINeedInMyService;
}
}
This seems to work except that the value of "stringINeedInMyService" is
always the Service's Service Id. I verified this by changing the Id of
the service in the AppModule by calling binder.bind(MyNewService.class,
MyNewServiceImpl.class).withId("MyDifferentId") and behold the value
injected into the String constructor parameter for the MyNewServiceImpl
was the new service Id. Is this expected behavior (IE have I miss
understood how to configure my service)? Or is there something else
going on? Has anyone configured a service this way before?
Many thanks
Russell
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