Examples of ModuleBuilderSource

org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource
The source for the module builder instance needed by most (but not all) service builders, service contributors and service decorators. Allows the creation of the moduleBuilder instance to be deferred until actually needed; in practical terms, when the builder/decorator/contributor is a static method on the module builder class, then a module builder instance is not needed. This allows Tapestry IOC to work around a tricky chicken-and-the-egg problem, whereby the constructor of a module builder instance requires contributions that originate in the same module.
org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource
The source for the module instance needed by any service builders, service contributors and service decorators that are mapped to instance methods.
Allows the creation of the module instance to be deferred until actually needed; in practical terms, when the builder/decorator/contributor is a static method on the module builder class, then a module instance is not needed. This allows Tapestry IOC to work around a tricky chicken-and-the-egg problem, whereby the constructor of a module instance requires contributions that originate in the same module.
The term "module builder" has been deprecated; the current term is "module class", but this interface is left as-is for backwards compatibility.

Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource

{
    private static final String SERVICE_ID = "ioc.Fie";


    private ModuleBuilderSource newSource(final Object builder)
    {
        return new ModuleBuilderSource()
        {
            public Object getModuleBuilder()
            {
                return builder;
            }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


        ServiceResources resources = newServiceResources();
        Log log = newLog();
        fixture._expectedDelegate = newFieService();
        fixture._interceptorToReturn = newFieService();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);


        trainForConstructor(resources, log);


        train_isDebugEnabled(log, true);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    @Test
    public void decorator_returns_null_interceptor() throws Exception
    {
        ServiceDecoratorFixture fixture = new ServiceDecoratorFixture();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);
        ServiceResources resources = newServiceResources();
        Log log = newLog();
        Object delegate = newFieService();


        trainForConstructor(resources, log);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    @Test
    public void decorator_returns_incorrect_type() throws Exception
    {
        ServiceDecoratorFixture fixture = new ServiceDecoratorFixture();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);
        ServiceResources resources = newServiceResources();
        Log log = newLog();
        fixture._expectedDelegate = newFieService();
        fixture._interceptorToReturn = newMock(FoeService.class);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    @Test
    public void decorator_method_throws_exception() throws Exception
    {
        ServiceDecoratorFixture fixture = new ServiceDecoratorFixture();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);
        ServiceResources resources = newServiceResources();
        Log log = newLog();
        Object delegate = newFieService();
        fixture._exception = new RuntimeException("Ouch!");

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    private final OperationTracker tracker = new QuietOperationTracker();


    private ModuleBuilderSource newSource(final Object moduleInstance)
    {
        return new ModuleBuilderSource()
        {
            public Object getModuleBuilder()
            {
                return moduleInstance;
            }

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


        ServiceResources resources = mockServiceResources(tracker);
        Logger logger = mockLogger();
        fixture.expectedDelegate = mockFieService();
        fixture.interceptorToReturn = mockFieService();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);


        trainForConstructor(resources, logger);


        logger.debug(EasyMock
                .contains("Invoking method org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.internal.ServiceDecoratorFixture.decoratorReturnsInterceptor(Class, Object)"));

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    @Test
    public void decorator_returns_null_interceptor() throws Exception
    {
        ServiceDecoratorFixture fixture = new ServiceDecoratorFixture();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);
        ServiceResources resources = mockServiceResources(tracker);
        Logger logger = mockLogger();
        Object delegate = mockFieService();


        trainForConstructor(resources, logger);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    @Test
    public void decorator_returns_incorrect_type() throws Exception
    {
        ServiceDecoratorFixture fixture = new ServiceDecoratorFixture();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);
        ServiceResources resources = mockServiceResources(tracker);
        Logger logger = mockLogger();
        fixture.expectedDelegate = mockFieService();
        fixture.interceptorToReturn = newMock(FoeService.class);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.ModuleBuilderSource


    @Test
    public void decorator_method_throws_exception() throws Exception
    {
        ServiceDecoratorFixture fixture = new ServiceDecoratorFixture();
        ModuleBuilderSource source = newSource(fixture);
        ServiceResources resources = mockServiceResources(tracker);
        Logger logger = mockLogger();
        Object delegate = mockFieService();
        fixture.exception = new RuntimeException("Ouch!");

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