On 11/01/2011, at 22.47, Stanislav Muhametsin wrote:
> Yes, but the implementation for property (and association, and
> manyassociation) methods is provided by Qi4j itself by default, so it won't
> even look at your mixin.
I'm beginning to get it ...
> Yeah, I ended up in doing dummyMethods at first too. To get rid of those, you
> need to explicitly extend your entity composite from Lifecycle interface in
> order for your Lifecycle mixin to kick in.
>
> Like this:
>
> @Mixins(SomeEntityMixinWithJustLC.class)
> public interface SomeEntityWithJustLC
> extends SomeEntity, EntityComposite, Lifecycle
> {
> }
>
> where SomeEntityMixinWithJustLC implements only Lifecycle.
I tried your suggestion and modified my test code from before, but I must be
missing something since the LC is still not called:
public interface SomeEntity
{
Property<String> someString();
}
@Mixins( SomeEntityMixinWithJustLC.class )
public interface SomeEntityWithJustLC
extends SomeEntity, EntityComposite, Lifecycle
{
}
class SomeEntityMixinWithJustLC
implements Lifecycle
{
@This
SomeEntity someEntity;
public void create()
throws LifecycleException
{
someEntity.someString().set( "hi" );
create2 = true;
}
public void remove() throws LifecycleException {}
}
Thanks for your help!
I'll be back tomorrow.... zzzz
Cheers,
Marc
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