Ok, here's the problem:
(this descriptions is a good test of my English)
I have some roles (e.g. Streams, Message, Chat, etc) that all extend class
SessionProcessor. I want to get the role's instance by its name:
processor = (SessionProcessor) m_registry.getService("Streams",
SessionProcessor.class);
For this purpose I'm writing into my hivemodule.xml:
<service-point id="Streams" interface="src.server.api.SessionProcessor">
<create-instance class="src.server.roles.impl.StreamsImpl"/>
<interceptor service-id="hivemind.LoggingInterceptor"/>
</service-point>
And this thing gives me an error!!! It says: "Service point Streams does not
exist". There is a method getService with single parameter, but it doesn't
fit my needs. It works fine with one role, but when I add one more role, it
won't work: I'll have two service-points with
interface="src.server.api.SessionProcessor".
What's the big difference between those two implementations of the method
"getSerivce"?
Sincerely
Igor
P.S.: another variant of this question: give me the example environment where
getService(String, Class) would work (I mean the one with two parameters).
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