Tonny, I have now added a method "List<String> injectedServices()" to DependencyDescriptor. If the dependency is a @Service-injection, then it will contain the id's of all services (both hosted and imported) which have been bound to the injection point. I have added a System.out.println() of this in DependencyPane to give you some idea of how to use it.
Basically this would enable us to view a @Service injection and see what actual service it has been bound to. It would then be possible to click on the service id and have the UI scroll to the service that was bound. This gives us service dependency traversal, which will be soooo useful for larger applications. WDYT? Does this sound ok? Any more interesting things we want to do with it? /Rickard _______________________________________________ qi4j-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ops4j.org/mailman/listinfo/qi4j-dev
