>Igor Vaynberg wrote:
>I am simply questioning the automatic injection into pages, does it really
>make sense if it only takes you half way there. If in my panel i need
to do a
>((MyPage)getPage()).getService()
> then i might as well do
>((MyApp)getApplication).getService().
IMHO this makes a great difference. In the first case you'll have
PageA
getService1()
getService2()
getService3()
PageB
getService4()
getService5()
...
In the latter case you'll have
ApplicationX
getService1()
getService2()
getService3()
getService4()
getService5()
...
If you'll do this in a large project, your application class will sooner
or later turn into a sink of services.
BTW rather than letting panels pull service from the page, I'd prefer
the page to push services into its panels (i.e. the page injects
dependencies into its panels).
I don't want my panels to be dependent on the containing page.
Just my two cents
Sven
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