Hey, thanks for your answer! >> . > > How is this second class getting the service object? If the service is > singleton (this is the default scope in Tapestry-IoC), the same service > instance is injected. Don't forget that both classes need to be Tapestry-IoC > services for them to have service injection. > Hm, my application uses Chinellekit to employ Hivemind with Tapestry 5.2...this is because of legacy reasons. My services are currently defined in a hivemodule.xml, pooled and set- or constructor-injected. But my plan is to switch all my services to the Tapestry IoC container anyway. So perhaps I should just do this first and then see how the thing behaves.
But before doing something unnecessary: I would need a separate instance of my service for each user session, holding information for this particular session. Would I get this when switching to the T5.2 IoC? Sorry for my newbie-answers, I'm not yet aware of the full changes of Tapestry since T4. But working on it...;-) Best, Erik --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tapestry.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tapestry.apache.org
