Package org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.internal.util

Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.ioc.internal.util.MapInjectionResources

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            throw new RuntimeException(IOCMessages.noAutobuildConstructor(clazz));

        Map<Class, Object> resourcesMap = CollectionFactory.newMap();
        resourcesMap.put(OperationTracker.class, RegistryImpl.this);

        final InjectionResources resources = new MapInjectionResources(resourcesMap);

        final Invokable<T> operation = new Invokable<T>()
        {
            public T invoke()
            {
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        resourcesMap.put(Logger.class, logger);
        resourcesMap.put(ObjectLocator.class, locator);
        resourcesMap.put(OperationTracker.class, registry);

        InjectionResources resources = new MapInjectionResources(resourcesMap);

        Throwable fail = null;

        try
        {
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        resourceMap.put(parameterType, parameterValue);
        resourceMap.put(ObjectLocator.class, resources);
        resourceMap.put(Logger.class, resources.getLogger());

        InjectionResources injectionResources = new MapInjectionResources(resourceMap);

        // For each of the other configuration types that is not expected, add a guard.

        for (Class t : CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
        {
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            throw new RuntimeException(IOCMessages.noAutobuildConstructor(clazz));

        Map<Class, Object> resourcesMap = CollectionFactory.newMap();
        resourcesMap.put(OperationTracker.class, RegistryImpl.this);

        final InjectionResources resources = new MapInjectionResources(resourcesMap);

        final Invokable<T> operation = new Invokable<T>()
        {
            public T invoke()
            {
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        resourceMap.put(parameterType, parameterValue);
        resourceMap.put(ObjectLocator.class, resources);
        resourceMap.put(Logger.class, resources.getLogger());

        InjectionResources injectionResources = new MapInjectionResources(resourceMap);

        // For each of the other configuration types that is not expected, add a guard.

        for (Class t : CONFIGURATION_TYPES)
        {
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     * Returns a map (based on injectionResources) that includes (possibly) an additional mapping containing the
     * collected configuration data. This involves scanning the parameters and generic types.
     */
    protected final InjectionResources createInjectionResources()
    {
        InjectionResources core = new MapInjectionResources(injectionResources);

        InjectionResources configurations = new InjectionResources()
        {
            private boolean seenOne;

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        resourcesMap.put(Logger.class, logger);
        resourcesMap.put(ObjectLocator.class, locator);
        resourcesMap.put(OperationTracker.class, registry);

        InjectionResources resources = new MapInjectionResources(resourcesMap);

        Throwable fail = null;

        try
        {
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        Map<Class, Object> resources = CollectionFactory.newMap(this.resourcesDefaults);

        resources.put(Object.class, delegate);
        resources.put(serviceInterface, delegate);

        InjectionResources injectionResources = new MapInjectionResources(resources);

        Object result = invoke(injectionResources);

        if (result != null && !serviceInterface.isInstance(result))
        {
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    {
        Map<Class, Object> resources = CollectionFactory.newMap(this.resourcesDefaults);

        resources.put(MethodAdviceReceiver.class, methodAdviceReceiver);

        InjectionResources injectionResources = new MapInjectionResources(resources);

        // By design, advise methods return void, so we know that the return value is null.

        invoke(injectionResources);
    }
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     * Returns a map (based on parameterDefaults) that includes (possibly) an additional mapping containing the
     * collected configuration data. This involves scanning the parameters and generic types.
     */
    protected final InjectionResources createInjectionResources()
    {
        InjectionResources core = new MapInjectionResources(injectionResources);

        InjectionResources configurations = new InjectionResources()
        {
            private boolean seenOne;

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