Hi,
Yes,
A component requires (wants) only 2 services among n available.
<requires .... cardinality="0..2" aggregate="true" ... >
Best Regards
Denis
Clement Escoffier <[email protected]> a écrit :
Hi,
On 10.11.2011, at 10:04, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
Related to the iPojo "Service Dependancy management"
Actually
Thanks to "requires.filters" property it is possible to override the
filter attribute for a <requires ..>.
Thanks to the policy attribute it is possible to define the binding
policy, but it not possible to override the attribut "policy".
Thanks to the "comparator" attribute it is possible to override the
default implementation for sorting a service provider.
IPojo manages the non-functionalies for requiring and 'aggregating'
services.
But the cardinality (non functional propertie) is not managed, and
must be implemented by the "pojo".
What is your opinion to add/improve , features here after
i) The binding policy is overridable (taken eexample as requires.filters)
This can be tricky is you set the policy to 'static'. Indeed, that
would mean that whoever was already injected it must be frozen. If
we decide to 'reset' the set of injected services, then it should be
ok.
ii) The "requires" manages the cardinality , and the cardinality is
overridable too.
iii) Having the cardinality feature, the "Dynamic-priority" policy
would also be improved in order to respect the cardinality . This
would be proposed as a new attribute by example.
As Richard, I'm a bit lost here. Do you mean that a component can
specify it wants only 2 services (instead of n) ?
Regards,
Clement
Best regards
Denis
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