Hi Danny,
Danny Waldmann schrieb:
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 30. Januar 2008 17:08
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Betreff: Re: AW: AW: Sample code for accessing the repository
Hi Danny,
Danny Waldmann schrieb:
can you access Avalon services from your Tapestry classes? You have to
register your class as a service in cocoon.xconf and obtain it via the
service manager (=container), otherwise it won't be initialized by the
container.
The basic setup looks like follows:
I have Tomcat as servlet container. Lenya is running into this servlet
container. The Tapestry app is also running into the same servlet container.
So I have to register my class (Home) in the cocoon.xconf of lenya?
yes, typically using a patch file. I'd suggest you pick out an example
(e.g., the ContextUtility class) to see how it's done.
Which tag is responsible for registering my class as a service?
<component>
Services used to be called components in the early days of the Avalon
framework, therefore the naming of the tag.
-- Andreas
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