Hi Göktürk,
Göktürk Gezer wrote
>
> You can also use filtering on your Archtitecture requirement like
> "(architecture.instate=your_instance_name)".
> Then only your intended instance's Architecture reference will be injected
> into your Array, or you can use just single reference.
>
> As i understand your situation, something like following may help:
>
> @Bind(filter="(architecture.instance=your_instance_name)")
> public void bind_instance(Architecture arch)
> {
> // Will be called when instance having specified "your_instance_name"
> is activated with its Architecture reference.
> }
>
Thanks for your suggestion, but I don't know previously the instance name I
will have to look for. So I think the only way is to maintain a copy of all
instances Architecture references, letting iPOJO simply bind everything in
that array, and I analyze each one of them to find the one I need, when I
need to do that. I was hoping I there was some method in a central "manager"
class or something like that, that could give me informations about the
instance by passing the instance name as a parameter.
But your suggestion gave me an idea for another problem I am having. I
forgot I could create a callback method for the binding of an specific
field. That will help a lot! Thanks! :)
Regards
Fabio
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