Re: How to access the Hivemind Registry ?

[Ben Gidley]

I solve for non service classes with a 'RegistryManager' singleton class that holds the register and everything then gets the Registry from there. For tapestry I have overidden the main sevlet so it gets the registry this way rather than constructing its own.

Christian - if you are already in a service you shouldn't need the registry itself. You should be able to inject either via autowiring or via set-service any services you need.

Thanks

Ben

On 2/9/06, Christian Mittendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

One more idea, which might help me with my problem:

Is there a way to simply inject a reference to the Registry into
another Service?

Christian


Am 09.02.2006 um 14:20 schrieb Christian Mittendorf:

> Hello!
>
> I'm searching for a way to access HiveMind services from within
> simple objects. These objects live in different threads (a Tapestry
> Servlet), therefore using RegistryBuilder won't be a good idea (not
> threadsafe). However, the docs say:
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> Runtime methods, such as ModuleImpl.getService(String, Class)  are
> fully threadsafe.
>
> How do I use ModuleImpl? Can anybody hint me on an example?
>
> Christian
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