Hello everyone, I have a couple of questions I believe to be so primitive but I hope you don't mind answering them :)
1.Services I understand that sfl4j Logger class and ObjectLocator class are automatically available for services and they are considered resources. *http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5.2-dev/tapestry-ioc/module.html*<http://tapestry.apache.org/tapestry5.2-dev/tapestry-ioc/module.html> *, "Caching Services" section.* What I don't understand is, why when I inject Logger into a component. (@Inject) or even not using the annotation at all, it's resolves fine. But when I use it in a service, I have to use @InjectResource ? What are my options here in bother cases ? I know that If an interface has a single implemented, I could only declare an instance of that interface: private Logger logger; Even without an annotation nor autobinding. 2.Modules I simply created a class, suffixed it "Module" so it ended up being named "DataAccessModule". I added a public static void bind(ServiceBinder binder) { binder.bind(UserDAO.class, UserDAOImpl.class); } method just like my AppModule which works perfectly find. When I used the "DataAccessModule" to bind classes. As I @Inject them. They couldn't be resolved and I get a "Class not found exception". This module is under the services package right beside "AppModule.java" So why aren't my services resolved ? 3.Packages I understand that the pages packages is for pages, components is for components, base is basically for interfaces\abstract classes. But what if I wanted to add some business logic classes. For processing stuff, opening\closing connections. Classes that are used by services mainly. Where should I put them ? Like I did with slf4j Logger interface. It has only one implementer so no problem should occur and none did. When I just used the interface: private interface Logger logger; It was automatically resolved. So If I want to have my services automatically resolved based on the naming convention (InterfaceName.class for InterfaceNameImpl.class). Where should I put the interface and the impl class ? Please correct me if I mentioned any false information. Thanks in advance for your time :) -- *Regards,* *Muhammad Gelbana Java Software Programmer*
