you add a hivemodule.xml either in
/META-INF
or in
<context>/WEB-INF/
or in
<context>/WEB-INF/<app-name>/
You use the syntax:
<?xml ...?>
<module id="moduleid" version ="1.0.0" package="package.name">
<service-point id="ServiceId"
interface="interface.name.relative.to.package.or.absolute">
<invoke-factory>
<construct
class="implementation.class.name.relative.to.package.or.absolute"/>
</invoke-factory>
</service-point>
</module>
alternativley, you can seprate service-point as an empty element, and
add the invoke-factory element in an
<implementation service-id="ServiceId">
<invoke-factory...
</implementation>
From tapestry you inject the object as
<inject object="service:moduleid.ServiceId"/>
or
@InjectObject("service:...")
public abstract getServiceXXX();
if you need another model than the singleton, you set it on the
invoke-factory element.
Cheers,
Ron
ציטוט hv @ Fashion Content:
Anyone know of a good hivemind tutorial with a tapestry perspective. The
info I have found on the Hivemind site seems very confusing and quite
different from Tapestry 4 config.
Just looking for how to create singleton beans for use with my tapestry
pages.
Henrik
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