Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
What's wrong with property injection? (I'm asking because you certainly know
about it ;-) ):
<bean name="o.a.c.s.s/mySerializer">
<property name="mime-type" value="text/xml"/>
</bean>
The current sitemap features do not require the component implementation
to have support for a mime-type (or a label), so they don't need to have
a property for that.
We could use properties for that, with the (minimal) cost of forcing
each implementation to take care of it.
we could provide an abstract parent bean definition
(http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.0.x/reference/beans.html#beans-child-bean-definitions).
and the label is the name after the slash, in this case "mySerializer". It's not
the most elegant way but with C3 we can reconsider it.
The label is not the component name (or type) - the label is used for
the cocoon-view feature, e.g. the file generator has the label "content".
argh, right. I could live without it as I always define labels within pipelines.
But I guess that in more complicated setups this could be impractical, right?
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