On 1/25/11 3:06 PM, Bernhard Schussek wrote:
Furthermore, AFAIK services set in extension classes can't be overridden in other parts of the application. Is this correct? If yes, I can't imagine how this will not lead to problems.
There is no difference between services and parameters set by an extension and those set directly in XML files. However, and perhaps it is what you meant, each extension is isolated and know nothing about other extensions (and that's by design). The compiler mitigates this as you can register a compiler pass after all the extension configurations have been merge.
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