On Jan 8, 2007, at 3:52 PM, Raymond Feng wrote:
Hi,
The SCA Java C&I Spec says: "The service names of the defined
services default to the names of the interfaces or class, without
the package name."
So I assume for the following annotation:
@Service(interfaces = {MyListService.class,
MyListServiceByYear.class})
We're going to have two services named as "MyListService" and
"MyListServiceByYear".
The current code seems to use the fully-qualified class name as the
service name. As a result, if we use <componentName>/<serviceName>
as a wire target, it will throw a "TargetServiceNotFoundException".
Is this a bug?
I switched this over a while back as I think we should a raise an
issue in the spec. If we don't qualify the name, it is not possible
for a component to implement two services with the same simple name.
I relieve it is an edge case but we should be able to accommodate
that since it is valid Java.
Jim
Thanks,
Raymond
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