"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote :
| I guess in this case my "outer" metadata unit is just a "holder" for the
different types of actual metadata. In this case I guess I won't implement
BeanMetaDataFactory on it, but rather on each metadata class that translates
into beans.
Your top element/metadata must implement BMDF, since that is how
AbstractKernelDeployment is able to understand what you've put as any element:
| @XmlElements
| ({
| @XmlElement(name="bean", type=AbstractBeanMetaData.class),
| @XmlElement(name="beanfactory",
type=GenericBeanFactoryMetaData.class),
| @XmlElement(name="lazy", type=AbstractLazyMetaData.class)
| })
| @XmlAnyElement
| public void setBeanFactories(List<BeanMetaDataFactory> beanFactories)
| {
| this.beanFactories = beanFactories;
| flushJBossObjectCache();
| }
|
What you do in that method, how you get the beanmetadatas, is up to you.
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