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Can't get service-point element due to Service point doesn't exist
error.
Hello,
I'm about to pull my hair out over this one. Basically, I have the
following in my hivemind.xml:
<module id="client_configuration" version="1.0.0">
<!-- Profile builder object -->
<service-point id="profileBroker"
interface="client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker">
<invoke-factory model="singleton">
<construct class="client.functions.ProfileBroker">
<set-object property="serverAddress" value="something"/>
<set-object property="serverPort" value="something"/>
</construct>
</invoke-factory>
</service-point>
</module>
Then I try to get a hold of that in a page class via:
@InjectObject("service:client_configuration.profileBroker")
public abstract ProfileBroker getBroker();
This throws the Service point client_configuration.profileBroker doesn't
exist error every time. I've tried setting different values after the
constructor in hivemind but the same error keeps coming back. I'm
obviously not referencing the service-point element correctly.
I've looked over the mailing list threads and the Tapestry as well as
HiveMind sites. From what I can tell this should be working as is.
I'm hitting a wall at this point. Please help with any clue.
Thanks
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Re: Can't get service-point element due to Service point doesn't
exist error.
Posted by Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com>.
Yes it definitely should ;)! Thanks a bunch to both of you Mul and
Jesse. It's working now.
Mul wrote:
>The signature of getBroker is returning a type of ProfileBroker instead of
>IProfileBroker. Shouldn't that be IProfileBroker?
>
>On 2/25/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi Jesse,
>>
>>Thanks for the quick heads up. The name of the file was the problem
>>apparently. I renamed it and am now getting this new error:
>>
>>Error: An error occurred processing annotation
>>@org.apache.tapestry.annotations.InjectObject(value=service:
>>client.profileBroker)
>>of public abstract client.functions.ProfileBroker
>>client.pages.Locations.getBroker(): The value obtained using locator
>>'service:client.profileBroker' (<SingletonProxy for
>>client.profileBroker(client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker)>) is not
>>compatible with the existing property (of type
>>client.functions.ProfileBroker).
>>
>>>From this it seems that the
>>interface(client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker) doesn't match the
>>implemented class(client.functions.ProfileBroker)? The interface only
>>contains 2 methods for which I set the property values in the
>>service-point and the class implements the interface, so I'm at a loss
>>once again.
>>
>>Any ideas?
>>
>>Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Your service name injection reference looks fine to me, but I did notice
>>>
>>>
>>two
>>
>>
>>>other things:
>>>
>>>1-) Tapestry's ApplicationServlet looks for "hivemodule.xml" in your
>>>classpath/web context by default, you mentioned calling it
>>>hivemind.xml..Areyou sure it's getting loaded at all?
>>>
>>>2-) I could be completely wrong, but for the longest time I was under the
>>>impression that your main hivemodule.xml file module id should be equal
>>>
>>>
>>to
>>
>>
>>>your applicationName.application tapestry file...This is probably bad
>>>
>>>
>>advice
>>
>>
>>>though. (still worth trying if you have no other ideas)
>>>
>>>j
>>>
>>>On 2/26/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>>I'm about to pull my hair out over this one. Basically, I have the
>>>>following in my hivemind.xml:
>>>>
>>>><module id="client_configuration" version="1.0.0">
>>>>
>>>> <!-- Profile builder object -->
>>>> <service-point id="profileBroker"
>>>>interface="client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker">
>>>> <invoke-factory model="singleton">
>>>> <construct class="client.functions.ProfileBroker">
>>>> <set-object property="serverAddress" value="something"/>
>>>> <set-object property="serverPort" value="something"/>
>>>> </construct>
>>>> </invoke-factory>
>>>> </service-point>
>>>></module>
>>>>
>>>>Then I try to get a hold of that in a page class via:
>>>>
>>>> @InjectObject("service:client_configuration.profileBroker")
>>>> public abstract ProfileBroker getBroker();
>>>>
>>>>This throws the Service point client_configuration.profileBroker doesn't
>>>>exist error every time. I've tried setting different values after the
>>>>constructor in hivemind but the same error keeps coming back. I'm
>>>>obviously not referencing the service-point element correctly.
>>>>
>>>>I've looked over the mailing list threads and the Tapestry as well as
>>>>HiveMind sites. From what I can tell this should be working as is.
>>>>
>>>>I'm hitting a wall at this point. Please help with any clue.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
Re: Can't get service-point element due to Service point doesn't exist error.
Posted by Mul <ms...@gmail.com>.
The signature of getBroker is returning a type of ProfileBroker instead of
IProfileBroker. Shouldn't that be IProfileBroker?
On 2/25/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Jesse,
>
> Thanks for the quick heads up. The name of the file was the problem
> apparently. I renamed it and am now getting this new error:
>
> Error: An error occurred processing annotation
> @org.apache.tapestry.annotations.InjectObject(value=service:
> client.profileBroker)
> of public abstract client.functions.ProfileBroker
> client.pages.Locations.getBroker(): The value obtained using locator
> 'service:client.profileBroker' (<SingletonProxy for
> client.profileBroker(client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker)>) is not
> compatible with the existing property (of type
> client.functions.ProfileBroker).
>
> From this it seems that the
> interface(client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker) doesn't match the
> implemented class(client.functions.ProfileBroker)? The interface only
> contains 2 methods for which I set the property values in the
> service-point and the class implements the interface, so I'm at a loss
> once again.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
>
> >Your service name injection reference looks fine to me, but I did notice
> two
> >other things:
> >
> >1-) Tapestry's ApplicationServlet looks for "hivemodule.xml" in your
> >classpath/web context by default, you mentioned calling it
> >hivemind.xml..Areyou sure it's getting loaded at all?
> >
> >2-) I could be completely wrong, but for the longest time I was under the
> >impression that your main hivemodule.xml file module id should be equal
> to
> >your applicationName.application tapestry file...This is probably bad
> advice
> >though. (still worth trying if you have no other ideas)
> >
> >j
> >
> >On 2/26/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Hello,
> >>
> >>I'm about to pull my hair out over this one. Basically, I have the
> >>following in my hivemind.xml:
> >>
> >><module id="client_configuration" version="1.0.0">
> >>
> >> <!-- Profile builder object -->
> >> <service-point id="profileBroker"
> >>interface="client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker">
> >> <invoke-factory model="singleton">
> >> <construct class="client.functions.ProfileBroker">
> >> <set-object property="serverAddress" value="something"/>
> >> <set-object property="serverPort" value="something"/>
> >> </construct>
> >> </invoke-factory>
> >> </service-point>
> >></module>
> >>
> >>Then I try to get a hold of that in a page class via:
> >>
> >> @InjectObject("service:client_configuration.profileBroker")
> >> public abstract ProfileBroker getBroker();
> >>
> >>This throws the Service point client_configuration.profileBroker doesn't
> >>exist error every time. I've tried setting different values after the
> >>constructor in hivemind but the same error keeps coming back. I'm
> >>obviously not referencing the service-point element correctly.
> >>
> >>I've looked over the mailing list threads and the Tapestry as well as
> >>HiveMind sites. From what I can tell this should be working as is.
> >>
> >>I'm hitting a wall at this point. Please help with any clue.
> >>
> >>Thanks
> >>
> >>---------------------------------------------------------------------
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> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
>
>
Re: Can't get service-point element due to Service point doesn't
exist error.
Posted by Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com>.
Hi Jesse,
Thanks for the quick heads up. The name of the file was the problem
apparently. I renamed it and am now getting this new error:
Error: An error occurred processing annotation
@org.apache.tapestry.annotations.InjectObject(value=service:client.profileBroker)
of public abstract client.functions.ProfileBroker
client.pages.Locations.getBroker(): The value obtained using locator
'service:client.profileBroker' (<SingletonProxy for
client.profileBroker(client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker)>) is not
compatible with the existing property (of type
client.functions.ProfileBroker).
From this it seems that the
interface(client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker) doesn't match the
implemented class(client.functions.ProfileBroker)? The interface only
contains 2 methods for which I set the property values in the
service-point and the class implements the interface, so I'm at a loss
once again.
Any ideas?
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
>Your service name injection reference looks fine to me, but I did notice two
>other things:
>
>1-) Tapestry's ApplicationServlet looks for "hivemodule.xml" in your
>classpath/web context by default, you mentioned calling it
>hivemind.xml..Areyou sure it's getting loaded at all?
>
>2-) I could be completely wrong, but for the longest time I was under the
>impression that your main hivemodule.xml file module id should be equal to
>your applicationName.application tapestry file...This is probably bad advice
>though. (still worth trying if you have no other ideas)
>
>j
>
>On 2/26/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I'm about to pull my hair out over this one. Basically, I have the
>>following in my hivemind.xml:
>>
>><module id="client_configuration" version="1.0.0">
>>
>> <!-- Profile builder object -->
>> <service-point id="profileBroker"
>>interface="client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker">
>> <invoke-factory model="singleton">
>> <construct class="client.functions.ProfileBroker">
>> <set-object property="serverAddress" value="something"/>
>> <set-object property="serverPort" value="something"/>
>> </construct>
>> </invoke-factory>
>> </service-point>
>></module>
>>
>>Then I try to get a hold of that in a page class via:
>>
>> @InjectObject("service:client_configuration.profileBroker")
>> public abstract ProfileBroker getBroker();
>>
>>This throws the Service point client_configuration.profileBroker doesn't
>>exist error every time. I've tried setting different values after the
>>constructor in hivemind but the same error keeps coming back. I'm
>>obviously not referencing the service-point element correctly.
>>
>>I've looked over the mailing list threads and the Tapestry as well as
>>HiveMind sites. From what I can tell this should be working as is.
>>
>>I'm hitting a wall at this point. Please help with any clue.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
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>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
Re: Can't get service-point element due to Service point doesn't exist error.
Posted by Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com>.
Your service name injection reference looks fine to me, but I did notice two
other things:
1-) Tapestry's ApplicationServlet looks for "hivemodule.xml" in your
classpath/web context by default, you mentioned calling it
hivemind.xml..Areyou sure it's getting loaded at all?
2-) I could be completely wrong, but for the longest time I was under the
impression that your main hivemodule.xml file module id should be equal to
your applicationName.application tapestry file...This is probably bad advice
though. (still worth trying if you have no other ideas)
j
On 2/26/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <le...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm about to pull my hair out over this one. Basically, I have the
> following in my hivemind.xml:
>
> <module id="client_configuration" version="1.0.0">
>
> <!-- Profile builder object -->
> <service-point id="profileBroker"
> interface="client.functions.reference.IProfileBroker">
> <invoke-factory model="singleton">
> <construct class="client.functions.ProfileBroker">
> <set-object property="serverAddress" value="something"/>
> <set-object property="serverPort" value="something"/>
> </construct>
> </invoke-factory>
> </service-point>
> </module>
>
> Then I try to get a hold of that in a page class via:
>
> @InjectObject("service:client_configuration.profileBroker")
> public abstract ProfileBroker getBroker();
>
> This throws the Service point client_configuration.profileBroker doesn't
> exist error every time. I've tried setting different values after the
> constructor in hivemind but the same error keeps coming back. I'm
> obviously not referencing the service-point element correctly.
>
> I've looked over the mailing list threads and the Tapestry as well as
> HiveMind sites. From what I can tell this should be working as is.
>
> I'm hitting a wall at this point. Please help with any clue.
>
> Thanks
>
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