On 25/05/2012, at 5:23 PM, Brett Porter wrote:
>> But anything more specific that these needs extension: we're in that case
>>
>> Please have a look at [2], with proposed Improvements and comment
>
> Agree - but I'd still like to avoid typing both in the 90% of cases where the
> plugin tools can figure it out for you.
>
> I'll see if I can put together an example that covers all the different
> types...
What if @Parameter were left as is (@Inject would be optional there), but we
used the following for the different types of @Component injections:
===
// inject stuff for Maven - session covers all but should also support the
same for project, localRepository, reactorProjects,
// mojoExecution, executedProject, plugin, settings
@Inject
private MavenSession session;
// standard injection used for most components
@Inject
private IComponent component;
// injection where we need a specific implementation (role-hint)
@Inject
@Named("another")
private IMultiComponent anotherComponent;
// Lookup a Map by its generic type (fine for plugin.xml, might be erasure
problem at runtime)
@Inject
private Map<String, IMultiComponent> componentsMap;
// Lookup a List by its generic type
@Inject
private List<IMultiComponent> componentsList;
// Lookup an array by its type
@Inject
private IMultiComponent[] componentsArray;
/// EXCEPTIONAL CASES
// Specify the role, since it is less specific than the concrete class we
need it to be
// NOTE: As you can't have two qualifiers, we move the hint back into here
for this case
// The other alternative is just have @Role(clazz) and not make it a
@Qualifier, then the hint is always @Named.
// That may impact how useful it would be at runtime though
@Inject
@Role(role = IMultiComponent.class, hint = "another")
private AnotherComponentImpl specificComponent;
// Lookup a Map by its role
@Inject
@Role(role = IMultiComponent.class)
private Map<String, AbstractMultiComponent> componentsMapByRole;
// Lookup a List by its role
@Inject
@Role(role = IMultiComponent.class)
private List<AbstractMultiComponent> componentsListByRole;
// Lookup an array by its role
@Inject
@Role(role = IMultiComponent.class)
private AbstractMultiComponent[] componentsArrayByRole;
===
This is for Role:
====
@Retention(RUNTIME)
@Target({ElementType.FIELD, ElementType.TYPE, ElementType.METHOD})
@Qualifier
public @interface Role {
Class<?> role();
String hint() default "default";
}
====
WDYT?
Cheers,
Brett
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