Re: How to access the Hivemind Registry ?

[Christian Mittendorf]

Am 09.02.2006 um 15:09 schrieb Ben Gidley: I solve for non service classes with a 'RegistryManager' singleton class that holds the register and everything then gets the Registry from there. For tapestry I have overidden the main sevlet so it gets the registry this way rather than constructing its own.  That's a solution that I want to avoid. Christian - if you are already in a service you shouldn't need the registry itself. You should be able to inject either via autowiring or via set-service any services you need.  I'm already inside a service, but inside this Service a Factory is used for returning objects that are necessary for initializing beans. Each of these might require access to different services, therefore a reference to the Registry will help. And I don't want to inject every service availalble ;-) Christian