In my application I create new method lookupAll(Class c) which always
return List, but now a I need cast to my implementation of service
manager. So to standardise this is good idea.
lookup("MyService[]") or lookup("MyService{}") is more like black magic.
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From: Farr, Aaron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [Proposal] Avalon Framework 4.5
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> From: Sergey M Vladimrov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Another things to add (usefull for my project only, but may be not):
>
> ServiceManager: lookup mechanism for all implementation of specified
> class. Usage pattern:
>
> Iterator filters =
> (List)ServiceManager.lookupAll(Filter.class).iterator;
> ...
In Phoenix there was a way to do this by doing something like:
ServiceManager.lookup("MyService[]");
Appending "[]" returned an ArrayList (if I remember correctly).
Appending
"{}" returned a Map.
In Fortress you could do something like this by using the
ServiceSelector
method:
ServiceManager.lookup("MyServiceSelector");
In Merlin I believe the Finder Facility will allow these sorts of
lookups.
Long story short, the capability is sorta available in the existing
containers but there wasn't a uniform way to do it. Personally, I'd
like to
see something standardized along these lines.
J. Aaron Farr
SONY ELECTRONICS
STP SYSTEMS
(724) 696-7653
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