Your factory should implement the interface in your initializer. array( 'factories' => array( 'solrconfig' => 'Solr\Config\ConfigInitializer', ), 'initializers' => array( function ($instance, $sm) { if ($instance instanceof Configaware) { $instance->setConfig($sm->get('solrconfig')); } } ) )
On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 10:24 AM, Xander Guzman <thesha...@shadowpedia.info>wrote: > Like the database configurations I have multiple Solr configurations so I'm > trying to create a factory that can return the connection to the one > specified. > > return array( > "solr" => array( > 'media' => array( /** config */ ), > 'vendors' => array( /** config */ ), > ), > ); > > Right now, in my module, I have the Following configuration for the > getServiceConfig method > > return array( > 'factories' => array( > 'Solr\Service' => 'Solr\Service\Factory', > 'Solr\Client' => 'Solr\Client\Factory', > ), > 'initializers' => array( > 'SolrConfig' => 'Solr\Config\ConfigInitializer', > ), > ); > > Here is how things are working. > > The factories work and are getting called and the initializer is being > called, but the initializer isn't being called on the factories. > > So first, why? Is this by design? Am I misunderstanding how this > relationship works? > > How can I get the same kind of multiple configurations to work I tried > digging through the DB ones but I don't think I've found the class that yet > reads the config to pass off to a specific adapter. > > Any help is appreciated. > > Cheers! > > Xander >