>If "class Test" is not a fully Avalon-managed component, Merlin (AFAIK)
>will
>not be able to manage its dependencies, and it will need to create those by
>other means, such as "new Test1()"
Yeah that's what it looked like to me but thought maybe there is some trick.
Ok so I can use "new Test1()". And if my Test1 class in located in say a
package in a jar.
Could the classloader-classpath be used for loading up that jar at runtime
or is it supposed to be used with Avalon stuff only.
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<classloader>
<classpath>
<repository>
<resource id="avalon-framework:avalon-framework-api"
version="4.1.5"/>
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Thanks
Vikas
-----Original Message-----
From: Niclas Hedhman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 15, 2004 4:22 PM
To: Avalon framework users
Subject: Re: Dependencies
On Thursday 15 January 2004 15:51, Vikas Phonsa wrote:
> And as I mentioned the Test class doesn't implement any lifecycle
> interface. Now what if I want to use another non-component dependency
class
> ( Test1 ), this time in the Test class.
>
> Since Test won't have a service() method and hence won't get a
> ServiceManger, how could Test1 be looked up using Merlin. I mean I can
just
> create a Test1 object and use it in Test but what abt automatic lookup
> using ServiceManger.
>
> You know what I mean ??
If "class Test" is not a fully Avalon-managed component, Merlin (AFAIK) will
not be able to manage its dependencies, and it will need to create those by
other means, such as "new Test1()"
Niclas
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