On 22 mar, 10:52, Fabien Potencier <fabien.potenc...@symfony- project.com> wrote: > On 3/22/10 10:47 AM, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote: > > >> But the mailer is already a proxy in the sense that the connection to the > >> SMTP server is only done when you send an email. > > > right .. and i assume making a mailer instance even if its not needed is > > actually cheap, so for that i would assume that doing proxy magic is > > probably not worth the hassle. but there could be other dependencies that > > have a lot of other dependencies where even if each of these dependencies > > is cheap on its own, they might add up to a lot of overhead. > > > however again .. proxy magic would require that the proxy class has access > > to the service container and then you might as well give the action class > > itself access to the service container .. which is what we have right now > > .. which i think isnt ideal. > > I think that in such a case, it is up to the library developer to > provide such a proxy. I mean, it has nothing to do with Symfony at this > point. Just for clarification, I mentioned the proxy thing as a possible container feature to provide that, not a Symfony one.
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