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Taylor Mathewson commented on TAP5-799:
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Ok, so using a non-delegating decorator works, although it's a bit brittle to
things like ordering.
It turns out that even the services referencing the overriden serivce interface
get the undecorated override. At this point it looks like service overrides
using the ServiceOverride service don't get decorated.
> Overriden Service Injected Into Page via @Inject Loses Decoration
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> Key: TAP5-799
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-799
> Project: Tapestry 5
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: tapestry-ioc
> Affects Versions: 5.1.0.5
> Reporter: Taylor Mathewson
>
> I have a Core Module which binds a service impl to an interface, and
> decorates it (hibernate transaction decorator, and a couple of custom things)
> I have page beans which reference the service, e.g.:
> @Inject
> private SomeService someService;
> Everything works fine up to this point.
> I add in an Extension Module, which refers to the Core Module as a submodule,
> and overrides the service impl, e.g.:
> public static void contributeServiceOverride(MappedConfiguration<Class,
> Object> configuration, ObjectLocator locator) {
> configuration.add(SomeService.class, locator.proxy(SomeService.class,
> ExtendedSomeServiceImpl.class));
> }
> My services all get the right stuff, but the pages get the extended service
> impl without any decoration.
> This can be worked around by the following:
> @InjectService("SomeService")
> private SomeService someService;
> Workaround is cumbersome and loses the elegance of injection by type.
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