On 3/8/08, James Carman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 3/8/08, Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > Well, it'll be built into v1.1 if you need it. :) I took care of that > > > yesterday. It wasn't as easy as it might seem to make sure your > > > proxies are serializable. CGLIB didn't want to play nice. They don't > > > make their NoOp classes serializable for some reason. I had a little > > > easier time with Javassist and JDK proxies. > > > > > > > > > I am playing now with the commons-proxy > > But i dont get what method to call to get the right ProxyFactory.. > > > > You dont say that i have to use at compile time one of the ProxyFactory > > implementations right? > > Because then the whole purpose of commons-proxy is gone. > > > > The thing is i want to be able to call something like this: > > > > ProxyFactory factory = ProxyFactory.getInstance() > > > > and then what ever instance i get back depends on configuration or > classpath > > > > I like the SLF4J approache where you just drop you wanted implementation > in > > the classpath and you are done. > > But the commons-logging also works for me where you set it in a property > > file which one to use. > > But that last one has classloading problems i think so maybe it is not a > > good idea to copy that... > > > > So to mimic the slf4j you should have: > > > > commons-proxy-api.jar > > commons-proxy-cglib.jar > > commons-proxy-javaassist.jar > > > > and then if you want to use cglib drop in the commons api and the commons > > cglib jar with the cglib jar itself. > > > > > Commons Proxy has no "discovery" built into it. It's not really > designed for that. You just need to instantiate what you want. File > a JIRA for adding slf4j-like discovery and I'll post a discussion to > the rest of the dev list about it.
That should have been "Please file a JIRA." :) > > > > > johan > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
