Perhaps this also works for you:
@Name("foo")
| public class Foo
| {
|
| @In(create=true) Bar bar;
|
| public String action()
| {
| ...
| }
|
| }
@Name("bar")
| public class Bar{
|
| private String string;
|
| @Create
| public void initBar()
| {
| string = "initial value";
| }
| }
|
@Factory is usually used for creating things that are not Seam components. When
you are creating a Seam component, you don't usually need it. Seam
automatically creates the component if you have @In(create=true).
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