How does one call another method in the same service without circumventing interceptors

[Taylor Mathewson]

Hi all,

This question pertains to Tapestry 5.1

I find myself in a position where I need to call one method from another in
the same service, without circumventing the interception around this method.

Using this.method() will obviously not work.  I've tried injecting the
service into itself as a constructor, e.g.:

class ServiceImpl{
private Service service;

public ServiceImpl(Service service){
this.service = service;
}

@Override
public void method1(){
//arbitrary implementation
}

public void method2(){
//do some stuff
service.method1();
}

}

But this does not work, on debug, the service member is actual a direct
instance of ServiceImpl.

Is there any way to do this without adding a hacky separate service for to
call out to for the sole purpose of calling back in?

Thanks,
Taylor