--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, something more basic. Why are you using dodot at all if you > have hard coded services. DoDot is meant for the case where the > service names are determined at run time (eg for class or com > plugins.). If you do use dodot, you need to include code in it to call > check the service name passed as an argument and call the appropriate > service. This is only needed if some services are hardcoded and others > determined at run time (eg as for class). I also use it so I can alias service names. Most of my plugins have services with multiple names; doDot accesses a lookup table to map called name onto real name.
