If you want a factory to be used, you need to go another direction.
when you use <invoke-factory...><construct class="..."
hivemind uses its own factory to instansiate the specified class, call
the initialize-method (but ignore the return object) and then autowires
the instance...
now if you need your own factory, which is normally the case if the
service is *not* a simple bean with a no argument constructor, you need
to implement ServiceImplementationFactory, set your implementation as an
independant service, and then use
<implementation>
<invoke-factory service-id="MyFactoryServiceId" model="singleton"/>
</implementation>
Cheers,
Ron
Jason Suplizio wrote:
Hello all,
I've been spinning my wheels over this all day. I have 2 things I'm trying
to accomplish:
1- Wire up Hivemind to get singleton and inject it into my page.
2- If necessary, since I can not serialize my providers, data squeeze the
singleton.
Essentially, I call a synchronized current() method on a provider (with a
private constructor), which returns the singleton. My provider implements a
factory interface used to build the object returned.
This is where I'm at...please see if you can help!
hivemodule.xml
<service-point id="report" interface="com.myApp.ReportFactory"/>
<implementation service-id="reportMap">
<invoke-factory model="singleton">
<construct class="com.myApp.ReportProvider"
initialize-method="current"/>
</invoke-factory>
</implementation>
MyPage.page
<inject object="service:myReportingApp.reportMap" property="provider"/>
MyPage.java
public abstract AdminReportMapFactory getProvider();
ReportProvider .java
public class ReportProvider implements ReportFactory {
private static ReportProvider current = null;
private ReportProvider() {
// default constructor - needs to be private to enforce singleton
nature
super();
}
/**
* Get the singleton instance
* @return ReportProvider
*/
public static synchronized ReportProvider current() {
if (current == null) {
current = new ReportProvider();
}
return current;
}
public List lookup(String name, String reportID) {
return getFactory().lookupReportID(name, reportID);
}
private ReportFactory getFactory() {
return ReportFactoryImpl.getInstance();
}
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