Greg Dritschler wrote:
Sebastien,
The UtilitityExtensionPoint looks good. You mentioned the ProxyFactory
as an example of a utility but I don't see that it is being registered
with the UtilityExtensionPoint. Could you register it?
The reason I'm interested is because of this bit of code is
RequestContextObjectFactory:
public RequestContext getInstance() throws ObjectCreationException {
if (factory != null) {
return factory.createRequestContext();
} else {
return new RequestContextImpl(proxyFactory);
}
}
If the RequestContextFactory extension point is active, then it is
called to create the request context but it isn't passed the
proxyFactory as the default implementation is. Making the proxy factory
available in the utility registry would solve this.
Greg
Yes, there's about 5 or 6 utilities that need to be registered like
that. I'll do a pass at that in the next few days.
--
Jean-Sebastien
