OK, I got wind of Avalon only a short while ago (after an extended period of holidays
devoid of electronic interference I returned and found ASF piling up the new and
interesting stuff) and I liked it a lot I should say.So I started reading and then I
wanted something to implement the ideas and API on so...I ported Wiki as a set of
components. Don't even begin to ask why, it's one of those X-file type things.
My idea was to have the entry point as a servlet (or a JSP page - JSP works good as a
template for those familiar with the inner workings of Wiki - But now I found out
about Velocity, and that looks better) and the whole functionality on a set of Avalon
components (so, that would be a Block, no? ) i.e. request processor, page renderer,
search engine, page storage.
Now, the whole concept goes like this:
I have a JSP page that loads a bean. That bean will serve as the container for my
service, meaning it will instantiate any components, manage their lifecycle etc (can I
do that AND use a component manager?).
I wrote this (keeping the 'Development...' document close at hand)
DefaultConfigurationBuilder builder = new DefaultConfigurationBuilder();
Configuration sysConfig =
builder.buildFromFile("E:/development/wiki/src/conf/avalon-wiki.xml");
Configuration roleConfig =
builder.buildFromFile("E:/development/wiki/src/conf/roles.xml");
RoleManager roles = new DefaultRoleManager();
roles.configure(roleConfig);
and I get this
[javac] E:\development\wiki\src\gr\umbra\wiki\avalon\WikiBean.java:44: Method
configure(org.apache.avalon.framework.configuration.Configuration) not found in
interface org.apache.avalon.excalibur.component.RoleManager.
[javac] roles.configure(roleConfig);
using Excalibur-4.0b4 and Framework 4.0b3. Which is actually correct. The question is,
how do I configure the RoleManager component?
Thanks.-
P.S.
If there is another list more appropriate for these questions flame me and point it
out :))
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