OK, all messages I've tried to post to the list have been denied over the last 2 days, let's try this one...

This would be super simple, just check out the implementation of coldspring.context.DefaultApplicationContext, maybe just copt it, and as Dave says, change the getBean() method to load(). If I was to write such a wrapper class, I would extend coldspring.context.AbstractApplicationContext as the DefaultApplicationContext does, but that would be me...

Chris

On Dec 21, 2005, at 9:36 AM, Baz wrote:


Hehehe - but ofcourse! Silly me.



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Sent: December 21, 2005 6:52 AM
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Subject: [coldspring-dev] replacing getBean

You definitely don't want to modify the core framework... but it would
be trivial to write your own wrapper around the BeanFactory that has a
load() method (which delegates to getBean()). Let us know if you need
help writing such a thing.

-Dave

On 12/21/05, Baz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:





Maybe 1000 was a bit of an exaggeration - but definitely in the
mid-hundreds. I don't use a public framework - I've been working with my
own
for several years now.



Baz





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Baz wrote:



Damn, I thought someone might say that. So basically it comes down to
whether I should change 1000+ instances of the "load" command - or just
get
stuck with having to modify coldspring slightly with every new release. I may actually change the 1000+ instances - since it seems to be an easy
find/replace.



Cheers,

Baz

From what I understand, ColdSpring model Java's Spring pretty much -
including terminology and the DTD (that's why there isn't a CS DTD yet). I'd do a search and replace my friend! However, a 1000+ seems a bit much
--
are you using a framework like Mach-II or Model-Glue? Or just ad hoc?

 .Peter

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