I took your first approach. As I am totally new to hivemind, the follow
concepts are new to me; it worked for me but I just want to make sure I
understand them correctly :
a)"…register a property editor…"
b)"…contribution to hivemind.Startup…"
For point a)
Extended the java.beans.PropertyEditorSupport and override the setAsText to
convert String to a String array
For point b)
1)Added a PropertyEditorLoader class by implement the Runnable to call the
PropertyEditorManager.registerEditor as:
PropertyEditorManager.registerEditor(String[].class,
StringArrayPropertyEditor.class);
2) Wire them as
…
<service-point id="PropertyEditorLoader" interface="java.lang.Runnable">
<create-instance class="PropertyEditorLoader" />
</service-point>
<contribution configuration-id="hivemind.Startup">
<startup object="service:PropertyEditorLoader"/>
</contribution>
...
Finally, all services should get the PropertyEditorLoader ready except those
instantiated directly or indirectly through hivemind.Startup or
hivemind.EagerLoad.
Raffael Herzog-2 wrote:
>
> Am Dienstag, 22. Januar 2008 08.43:51 schrieb hackaton:
>> I am using HiveMind 1.1. Could I pass an array of String as parameter? If
>> so what is its lightweight instance initialization syntax?
>
> You could register a property editor for String[]. Unfortunately, there's
> no
> way to ensure that such an editor will be registered before any other
> HiveMind service is instanciated. You could e.g. create a configuration
> point where one can register new property editors. You could then create a
> contribution to hivemind.Startup that registers those contributed editors.
> However, using this method, you'll have to be aware that there's no
> guarantee that the new property editors are available in any class that
> gets instantiated directly or indirectly through hivemind.Startup or
> hivemind.EagerLoad.
>
> If this is not acceptible, you'll have to register your editors in the
> bootstrapper before you build the registry.
>
>
>
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