Examples of jfun.yan.Component.seal()

jfun.yan.Component.seal()
Create a sealed component. A sealed component assumes responsibility to resolve its own dependencies. It does not attempt to look up the container to resolve any unresolved dependency.
seal can be used to disable auto-wiring at component level. @return the sealed Component object.

    }
  }
  public void testSealedComponent(){
    final Container yan = createYanContainer();
    final Component c1 = Components.ctor(java.util.ArrayList.class, new Class[]{int.class});
    yan.registerComponent("list", c1.seal());
    yan.registerValue(new Integer(10));
    try{
      yan.getInstance("list");
      fail ("should have failed with IrresolveableArgumentException");
    }

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    try{
      yan.getInstance("list");
      fail ("should have failed with IrresolveableArgumentException");
    }
    catch(IrresolveableArgumentException e){}
    yan.registerComponent("list", c1.seal().withArgument(0, Components.value(5)));
    yan.getInstance("list");
    //fail ("should have failed with IrresolveableArgumentException");


    yan.registerComponent("list", c1);
    yan.registerComponent("target", Components.useKey("list").seal()

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