Hi Paul. Thanks for your reply. > You know then that Framework and Excalibur are the subprojects of Avalon > that you are going to use. Pheonix itself os not really best used in a > webapp. I guess you knew that,
Yes. I am at a stage where I am concerned with understanding how to correctly apply Framework and Excalibur. > >The first Component I moved over was a DataSource component. Pretty > >straightforward. But now, in order to access my DataSource component, > >do all classes that perform a database operation need to be a composable > >component? On the same thought, do any classes that need to access the > >logging facility also need to be components? > > > No, not all classes need to be components. That is what I thought, but could you elaborate more here? How would my non-component classes access component services like logging and datasource? I didn't see any documentation about how to use the ExcaliburComponentManager from within a servlet environment. I created a singleton class called ComponentContainer that uses the ExcaliburComponentManager. Is this the common way to do set this up? I suppose, I could just get the instance of my singleton ComponentContainer class in any class in my application and then retrieve a component, but I thought this might not be very good practice. I feel like I am asking pretty fundamental questions. Have I missed some critical examples or documentation? Thanks, -Kerry -- Kerry Todyruik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
