Can you illustrate how a subclass extension works? I don't know
enough about annotations to know how super and subclass definitions
allow the subclass to be identified as the "french.fry.bean" to use.
Switching away from 'french.fry.bean' to something perhaps more
germane...
Lets take a simple configuration for reggie (reggie.groovy):
@Component('com.sun.jini.reggie')
class ReggieConfig {
String[] getInitialMemberGroups() {
def groups = [System.getProperty('user.name')]
return (String[])groups
}
String getUnicastDiscoveryHost() {
return InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostAddress()
}
}
Creating a persistent reggie configuration would look like (persistent-
reggie.groovy):
@Component('com.sun.jini.reggie')
class PersistentReggieConfig extends ReggieConfig {
String getPersistenceDirectory() {
String rioHome = System.getProperty('RIO_HOME')
return rioHome+'/logs/reggie.log.dir'
}
}
When creating the ServiceStarter for reggie, you create your
configuration arguments as follows (cast them to (String[])) :
def reggieConfigs = [rioHome+'/config/reggie.groovy',
rioHome+'/config/
persistent_reggie.groovy']
Does that help?
