Ole,
I try to make my question a bit easier and shorter.
Phoenix usually creates a fixed number of blocks at startup and distributes
them to each other according to the assembly.xml.
But this is just too static for me. I need a way to dynamically create new
blocks at runtime.
Do you really need blocks? Or are you talking about block managed
components ?
I am basically looking for a simple way to create a component/block in
Phoenix and do the lifecycle handling during runtime.
I couldn't do it myself in an easy way (e.g. factory method) since I
wouldn't be able to get all the necessary assembly and deployment
information that is generated during startup.
EOB (eob.sourceforge.net) manages ints own components (beans)
internally. In honors a number of the Avalon-Framework interfaces.
I hope you can help me,
Help by example OK?
- Paul
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