That is quickly becoming a pointless discussion, but the sake of argument
I'll explain:
public class MyComponent {
private String myField;
private int myOtherField;
private MyComponent() {
}
/**
* @ConfigurationEntry ("@fieldentrymappingname1")
* @ConfigurationEntry ("@fieldentrymappingname2")
*/
public MyComponent(String myField, int myOtherField) {
this.myField = myField;
this.myOtherField = myOtherField;
}
}
OR
public class MyComponent {
private String myField;
private int myOtherField;
public MyComponent() {
}
/**
* @ConfigurationEntry ("@fieldentrymappingname1")
*/
public void setField1(String s) {
myField = s;
}
/**
* @ConfigurationEntry ("@fieldentrymappingname2")
*/
public void setField2(int v) {
myOtherField = v;
}
}
Got it? Hope so.
--
hammett
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De: Jonathan Hawkes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
And the container would use the private, no-args constructor? Interesting
idea...
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