I haven't used decoration before, but I'm guessing that even with
decorators you must still provide a service id.
Chris:
Thanks for your reply. As I understand decorators - the service id is
the same as the service it is decorating. This is because a decorator is
a wrapper around a service
On Nov 19, 2007 6:40 PM, David Kendall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anyone on this list who does have experience with using
decorators in a sub-module and can tell me what I am doing wrong - or
who can verify this is a bug in T5?
I'm using decorators in a sub module, BTW i don't see
I think its just an ID problem, as the exception suggests. I haven't
used decoration before, but I'm guessing that even with decorators you
must still provide a service id. In your example you do not, so its
probably getting assigned the simple class name of your implementation
I am working on a sizable application where I am trying to decorate the
PageRenderRequestHandler service. I have two modules - a Main Module and
a Sub Module. The Sub Module is loaded using the @SubModule annotation
on the Main Module. Both modules are trying to decorate the
