Gang (I guess Rickard is a gang),
I get the feeling that the entire Visibility system is no longer
working, and wonder how you can manage to get a layered app working,
unless you expose everything Visibility.application.
I modified one of the Visibility related tests to use Entity instead
of Service, and sure the Visibility problem that I experience also
manifested itself. Debugging around, I have found a big anomaly that I
can't explain;
In LayerInstance;
public boolean visitModules( ModuleVisitor visitor, Visibility visibility )
{
// Visit modules in this layer
for( ModuleInstance moduleInstance : moduleInstances )
{
if( !visitor.visitModule( moduleInstance,
moduleInstance.model(), visibility ) )
{
return false;
}
}
The if() statement evaluates to TRUE, and the method returns false,
which seems to be the problem. BUT, the visitor instance in question
is the EntityFinder, with the following code;
public boolean visitModule( final ModuleInstance moduleInstance,
ModuleModel moduleModel, final Visibility visibility )
{
moduleModel.entities().visitModel( new ModelVisitor()
{
@Override
public void visit( EntityModel entityModel )
{
if( EntityComposite.class.isAssignableFrom( mixinType ) )
{
if( mixinType.equals( entityModel.type() ) &&
entityModel.visibility() == visibility )
{
modules.add( moduleInstance );
models.add( entityModel );
}
}
else
{
if( mixinType.isAssignableFrom( entityModel.type() )
&& entityModel.visibility() == visibility )
{
modules.add( moduleInstance );
models.add( entityModel );
}
}
}
} );
return true;
}
Low and behold, I have verified with debugging that "return true" is
reached. So, how on earth can;
if( ! true )
evaluate to true ??
Beats me...
Cheers
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