I'm setting up relationships between entities from EntityHome subclasses. In a
bidirectional relationship I have one EntityHome injecting the value of the
other entity, and that entity's EntityHome injecting the value of the first.
This seems like it's going to work fine, except for not knowing how to outject
the value of the first EntityHome's entity so that the second EntityHome can
inject it.
In the first EntityHome I have as follows:
@Factory("firstEntity")
| public FirstEntity init() { return getInstance(); }
|
| @In
| private SecondEntity secondEntity;
In the second EntityHome I have as follows:
@In
| private FirstEntity firstEntity;
It is this line that complains about not finding a "firstEntity" contextual
component to inject...why? Isn't my declaring it as @Factory("firstEntity")
enough? How would I outject appropriately?
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