Thanks for your answers you two !
The @reference can do some tricks, but lacks a little bit of "dynamics"
(if you, for example, want to choose your repository depending on some
parameters... more over if you don't know in advance your available
repositories/provider).
ClassName is really too limited as you can have 1+ provider based on the
same implementation...
What about an issue around "Add an identification property to Tcprovider
interface" ? Or I'm the only one interested in ?
May the Subject be with you !
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On 02/08/2013 02:48 PM, Reto Bachmann-Gmür wrote:
Hi Florent
Rather than checking the weight you you could check the class with
getClass() but this sound like a hack as well.
Another approach would be to add a service property to the TcProvider so
you can filter by it when you want this particular one:
@Reference(name="provider", referenceInterface=WeightedTcProvider.class,
target="(my.very.special.one=true)",
cardinality=ReferenceCardinality.;AMDATORY_UNARY,
policy=ReferencePolicy.STATIC),
Have a triple good day!
Reto
On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 2:17 PM, florent andré <
[email protected]> wrote:
Hi there !
Working with multiple TcProvider I would like to get one in particular.
The way I find for now is to call :
SortedSet<WeightedTcProvider> providerList = tcManager.getProviderList();
And then iterate throw my providerList, and select the one I would like by
his "weight".
"Weight" is really not an "user friendly" (nor reliable) property to
select something in a list imo... but I don't see any selection method
based on a name or an ID.
Do I miss something here ? Or a kind of "id" property can be imagined for
the TcProvider objects ?
Happy graph !
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