Adam Greene wrote:
When you create services in hivemind, you cannot use Tapestry
annotations. You must use initialization parameters:
<set-object property=".." value="spring:..."/>
Yep, that's what I did before reading your answer;-) (found the example
in tapestry.data.xml), but this creates a service (so one more entry in
hivemind.xml is required). The original solution was to use the
"instance:clasname".
Anyway, it works well with service, I just wasn't sure if this is a
pretty solution.
if you have the necessary code to support the spring prefix. I don't
use spring so I don't know if the spring prefix is available by default
yes, it is by default
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Greets,
Adam Czysciak
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