Hi!
yes, typically using a patch file. I'd suggest you pick out an example
(e.g., the ContextUtility class) to see how it's done.
> Which tag is responsible for registering my class as a service?
<component>
Thank's again for the help so far.
I modified now the cocoon.conf with a line:
<component class="de.testgmbh.tapestry.Home"
logger="lenya.cocoon.components" role="de.testgmbh.tapestry.Home"/>
I put this class into a jar and copy it to the lenya/web-inf/lib folder.
There, i also copy the Tapestry libs. My class still looks like follows:
public abstract class Home extends BasePage implements Serviceable{
private ServiceManager manager;
public void service(ServiceManager manager) throws ServiceException {
System.out.println("Position1");
this.manager = manager;
}
public String getlenya() throws ServiceException, PublicationException {
System.out.println("Position 2");
Request request;
ContextUtility context = null;
System.out.println("Position 3");
System.out.println("The Manager is: "+manager);
try {
context = (ContextUtility) this.manager.lookup(ContextUtility.ROLE);
System.out.println("Position 4");
request = context.getRequest();
}
finally {
this.manager.release(context);
}
System.out.println("Position 5");
If I run this code I get
Position 2
Position 3
The Manager is: null
I never get to Position 4 which means I guess the lookup fails because the
manager is still null.
I also never get to Position 1 for the service method of the implemented
interface, but Lenya starts and there are no errors regarding the
configuration file (before I had some class not found exceptions that i
fixed with copy the tapestry files to lenyas lib folder).
If I understand the concept correctly, the service manager is used to call
a component (my class) which itself then calls another component
ContextUtility.
Can you see where there lies the error?
Thank you.
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