Hey Andreas,
There is currently no classpath scanning in Magnolia, so you'll need to
register your provider in a module descriptor, with something along the lines
of
[code]
<component>
<type>...</type>
<provider>...</provider>
<scope>singleton</scope>
</component>[/code]
... which leads me to my second point. I'm not sure binding annotations work
(never tried myself); @Named works, but I'm still not sure what you'd pass in
for <type> in this case. (perhaps set it to the same type as your provider's).
A <configurer> might help further. For details, refer to
http://wiki.magnolia-cms.com/display/DEV/Components+in+Magnolia
HTH,
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