I'm attempting to understand the @Inject Annotation and how it can be
used. I'm trying to create a tag library that needs to look up action
data, so following the pattern from the FormTag I added this methods
to my tag class:
private boolean enableDynamicMethodInvocation = true;
private Configuration configuration;
private ActionMapper actionMapper;
/**
* Inject a flag as to whether Dynamic Method Invocation is enabled
*
* @param enable "true" to enable
*/
@Inject(StrutsConstants.STRUTS_ENABLE_DYNAMIC_METHOD_INVOCATION)
public void setEnableDynamicMethodInvocation (String enable) {
enableDynamicMethodInvocation = Boolean.parseBoolean(enable);
log.debug("Dynamic Method Invocation Enabled {}",enable);
} //setEnableDynamicMethodInvocation
/**
* Inject the Struts Configuration for looking up the proper Action
*
* @param config The Struts Configuration
*/
@Inject
public void setConfiguration (Configuration configuration) {
this.configuration = configuration;
log.debug("Struts Configuration {}",configuration);
} //setConfiguration
/**
* Inject the Action Mapper
*
* @param actionMapper The Action Mapper
*/
@Inject
public void setActionMapper (ActionMapper actionMapper) {
this.actionMapper = actionMapper;
log.debug("Struts Action Mapper {}",actionMapper);
} //setActionMapper
But the attributes never get injected into the class. Is there
something else that I have to configure to get this working? Thanks.
(*Chris*)
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