in ComponentFactory.java, the method
public ComponentFactory( final Class componentClass,
final Configuration configuration,
final ServiceManager serviceManager,
final Context context,
final LoggerManager loggerManager,
final LifecycleExtensionManager extManager )has this statement
m_context =new DefaultContext( context )
while the context passed in is the value I set by provideComponentContext() method in my Container class, and in the same java file, there is another method
public Object newInstance()
and in it a statement: ContainerUtil.contextualize( component, m_context );
that is, my expected context is not passed to the service implementaition I need, the actullay passed context is a DefaultContext which is contstructed by taking my expected context as a parent, so I wonder in such a way, how can my expected context be passed to looked up service implementaions while looking up?
From: "Mu Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "Avalon framework users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Fortress: why is this Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 03:12:14 +0000
I read the javadoc, it tells that the m_componentContext is the context object passed to your service implementation object while looking up it by a ServiceManager of a container,it suggests override provideComponentContext method to change the context passed.
So I did this:
public class MyContainer extends DefaultContainer {
protected org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Context provideComponentContext(org.apache.avalon.framework.context.Context parent)
{
MyContext myContext=new MyContext();
m_componentContext=myContext;/I guess this statement is useless, but I put it anyway
return myContext;
}
}
then I have this code
FortressConfig fConfig=new FortressConfig(); ........ ........ FortressConfig fConfig.setContainerClass("MyContainer"); ContainerManager cm = new DefaultContainerManager(fConfig.getContext()); ContainerUtil.initialize( cm ); container = (DefaultContainer)cm.getContainer(); ServiceManager manager = container.getServiceManager();
and then I looked up mySpecialService like this: mySpecialService=manager.lookup(mySpecialService.role);
yet the context of the mySpecialService object I got is still of org.apache.avalon.framework.context.DefaultContext type, why isnt it a MyContext object?
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