Examples of net.buffalo.service.BuffaloServiceConfigurer

net.buffalo.service.BuffaloServiceConfigurer

Config class for spring or other IoC containers.

In fact, this is a 'marker' bean, which tells buffalo how the services configed in the spring. Buffalo will check the spring context if there are beans that has this type, and check the 'services' property.

Just put this bean in spring config xml:

 <bean name="buffaloConfigBean1" class="net.buffalo.service.spring.BuffaloServiceConfigurer"> <property name="services"> <map> <entry key="testSpringService1"> <ref bean="testBean"/> </entry> </map> </property> </bean>

Buffalo will check the config automaticaly.

@author michael @version 1.2 @since 1.2alpha2

    
    String[] buffaloConfigBeanNames = appCtx.getBeanNamesForType(BuffaloServiceConfigurer.class);
    
    for (int i = 0; i < buffaloConfigBeanNames.length; i++) {
      String beanName = buffaloConfigBeanNames[i];
      BuffaloServiceConfigurer configBean = (BuffaloServiceConfigurer)appCtx.getBean(beanName);
      Map singleServices = configBean.getServices();
      Iterator iter = singleServices.keySet().iterator();
      while (iter.hasNext()) {
        String serviceName = (String)iter.next();
        services.put(serviceName, beanName);
      }

  public Object getService(String serviceId, String serviceName) throws 
              NoSuchServiceException, ServiceCreationFailException {
    
    WebApplicationContext appCtx = WebApplicationContextUtils.getWebApplicationContext(this.context);
    
    BuffaloServiceConfigurer config = (BuffaloServiceConfigurer) (appCtx.getBean(serviceName));
    
    Object instance = config.getServices().get(serviceId);
    
    if (instance == null) {
      throw new NoSuchServiceException("In configBean '" + serviceName + 
          "', no service named '" + serviceId + "' configed.");
    }

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