me too...
I remember having such an exception when defining an injection in both
annotations and xml.
Cheers,
Ron
ציטוט Kevin Menard:
On Tue, 01 Nov 2005 10:26:03 -0500, Howard Lewis Ship
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Actually, that's not how it works in Tapestry; the annotations
override the XML, not the other way around.
Ahh, do they actually override or simply complement? While the
semantics may be different than I thought they were, I still seem to
get an error when having both an XML entry and an annotation for the
the same property.
I was discussing a more general case of frameworks where annotations
define configuration values (such as the name of a table) without
providing recourse to override that value for a particular deployment
environment. Those frameworks need a way to override the annoation
values, such as an auxillary XML file.
Okay. I thought your primary beef was that while changes to annotation
values require a recompilation, allowing the values to be overridden by
XML makes that point moot. Seems I was off a bit there.
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