Examples of CollectionComponentParameter

org.picocontainer.defaults.CollectionComponentParameter
A CollectionComponentParameter should be used to support inject an {@link Array}, a {@link Collection}or {@link Map}of components automatically. The collection will contain all components of a special type and additionally the type of the key may be specified. In case of a map, the map's keys are the one of the component adapter. @author Aslak Hellesøy @author Jörg Schaible @since 1.1

Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.CollectionComponentParameter

        //      START SNIPPET: ensureCollection


        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Shark.class);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Cod.class);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Bowl.class, Bowl.class, new Parameter[]{
                new CollectionComponentParameter(Fish.class, false), new CollectionComponentParameter(Cod.class, false)});
        // This component will match both arguments of Bowl's constructor
        pico.registerComponentInstance(new LinkedList());


        Bowl bowl = (Bowl) pico.getComponentInstance(Bowl.class);
        //      END SNIPPET: ensureCollection

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.CollectionComponentParameter


        //      START SNIPPET: ensureArray


        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Shark.class);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Cod.class);
        Parameter parameter = new CollectionComponentParameter();
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Bowl.class, Bowl.class, new Parameter[]{parameter, parameter});
        pico.registerComponentInstance(new Fish[]{});
        pico.registerComponentInstance(new Cod[]{});


        Bowl bowl = (Bowl) pico.getComponentInstance(Bowl.class);

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Examples of org.picocontainer.defaults.CollectionComponentParameter

        mpc.registerComponentImplementation("Tom", Cod.class);
        mpc.registerComponentImplementation("Dick", Cod.class);
        mpc.registerComponentImplementation("Harry", Cod.class);
        mpc.registerComponentImplementation("Sharky", Shark.class);
        mpc.registerComponentImplementation(Bowl.class, Bowl.class, new Parameter[]{
            new CollectionComponentParameter(Fish.class, false),
            new CollectionComponentParameter(Cod.class, false) {
                protected boolean evaluate(ComponentAdapter adapter) {
                    return !"Tom".equals(adapter.getComponentKey());
                }
            }
        });

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