Re: T5 howto manually add a service module?

[Howard Lewis Ship]

Yes, by subclassing the TapestryFilter class; there's a method to
override that allows you to have greater control over what modules are
loaded.

However, the easier way is to figure out why your AppModule is not
being loaded; once that is loaded, you can place a @SubModule
annotation on it to expressly load whatever modules you want.

On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 5:41 AM, Udo Abel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 I want to add some services to the T5 IoC resgistry and have read a number of 
 pages on how to write such a service, but I havn't found instructions on how 
 to add the module class with service definitions to the registry, besides the 
 hint that T5 autoloads module classes found in the manifest of jars.
 I have also tried the default app module name constructed from the filter 
 name, but that seems not to work.

 Is there a way tp explicitly add a module class to tzhe registry?

 Thanls,
 Udo.

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Re: T5 howto manually add a service module?

[Udo Abel]

Thanks.

I was not precise enough: the application module DOES load when I put it in a 
jar with a manifest containing the Tapestry-Module-Classes key, but it does not 
load just by the default name derived in the way described in the documentation.

But now i think that may be due to the developement environment. I'm running 
jetty 6.1.6 with the the run-jetty plugin under eclipse 3.3, so maybe T5 has 
some problems finding the package at load time (all other packages in the tree 
are found, though).

Regards,
Udo.


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 Datum: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 07:39:47 -0700
 Von: Howard Lewis Ship [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 An: Tapestry users users@tapestry.apache.org
 Betreff: Re: T5 howto manually add a service module?

 Yes, by subclassing the TapestryFilter class; there's a method to
 override that allows you to have greater control over what modules are
 loaded.
 
 However, the easier way is to figure out why your AppModule is not
 being loaded; once that is loaded, you can place a @SubModule
 annotation on it to expressly load whatever modules you want.
 
 On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 5:41 AM, Udo Abel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi,
 
  I want to add some services to the T5 IoC resgistry and have read a
 number of pages on how to write such a service, but I havn't found 
 instructions
 on how to add the module class with service definitions to the registry,
 besides the hint that T5 autoloads module classes found in the manifest of
 jars.
  I have also tried the default app module name constructed from the
 filter name, but that seems not to work.
 
  Is there a way tp explicitly add a module class to tzhe registry?
 
  Thanls,
  Udo.
 
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