List of registerComponentInstance() Examples

Examples of registerComponentInstance()

org.exoplatform.container.ExoContainer.registerComponentInstance()
Register an arbitrary object. The class of the object will be used as a key. Calling this method is equivalent to calling * registerComponentImplementation(componentImplementation, componentImplementation). @param componentInstance the instance of the component to register @return the ComponentAdapter that has been associated with this component. In the majority of cases, this returnvalue can be safely ignored, as one of the getXXX() methods of the {@link Container} interface can be used to retrieve a reference to the component later on. @throws ContainerException if registration fails.
org.exoplatform.container.RootContainer.registerComponentInstance()
org.nanocontainer.NanoPicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()
org.nanocontainer.reflection.DefaultNanoPicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()
org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()
Register an arbitrary object. The class of the object will be used as a key. Calling this method is equivalent to calling * registerComponentImplementation(componentImplementation, componentImplementation). @param componentInstance @return the ComponentAdapter that has been associated with this component. In the majority of cases, this returnvalue can be safely ignored, as one of the getXXX() methods of the {@link PicoContainer} interface can be used to retrieve a reference to the component later on. @throws PicoRegistrationException if registration fails.
org.picocontainer.defaults.DefaultPicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()
{@inheritDoc}The returned ComponentAdapter will be an {@link InstanceComponentAdapter}.

Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

        assertEquals(1, c.getComponentInstances().size());
    }


    public void testStartStopAndDisposeCascadedtoChildren() {
        final MutablePicoContainer parent = createPicoContainer(null);
        parent.registerComponentInstance(new StringBuffer());
        StringBuffer sb = (StringBuffer) ((ComponentAdapter) parent.getComponentAdaptersOfType(StringBuffer.class).get(0)).getComponentInstance(parent);
        final MutablePicoContainer child = createPicoContainer(parent);
        parent.addChildContainer(child);
        child.registerComponentImplementation(LifeCycleMonitoring.class);
        parent.start();

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

        }
    }


    public void testStartStopAndDisposeNotCascadedtoRemovedChildren() {
        final MutablePicoContainer parent = createPicoContainer(null);
        parent.registerComponentInstance(new StringBuffer());
        StringBuffer sb = (StringBuffer) parent.getComponentInstancesOfType(StringBuffer.class).get(0);


        final MutablePicoContainer child = createPicoContainer(parent);
        assertTrue(parent.addChildContainer(child));
        child.registerComponentImplementation(LifeCycleMonitoring.class);

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()


    public void testShouldCascadeStartStopAndDisposeToChild() {


        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        final MutablePicoContainer parent = createPicoContainer(null);
        parent.registerComponentInstance(sb);
        parent.registerComponentImplementation(Map.class, HashMap.class);


        final MutablePicoContainer child = parent.makeChildContainer();
        child.registerComponentImplementation(LifeCycleMonitoring.class);

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

    }


    public void testMoreWeirdness() {
        MutablePicoContainer pico = new DefaultPicoContainer();
        Map map = new HashMap();
        pico.registerComponentInstance(map);
        // See class level javadoc in DefaultPicoContainer - about precedence. 
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(InterfaceX.class, Something.class);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Disabled.class);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(Enabled.class);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(NeedsInterfaceX.class);

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

        // create a container that doesn't cache instances
        MutablePicoContainer container = new DefaultPicoContainer(new ConstructorInjectionComponentAdapterFactory());
        container.registerComponentImplementation(NeedsBar.class);


        Bar barOne = new FooBar();
        container.registerComponentInstance(Bar.class, barOne);
        NeedsBar needsBarOne = (NeedsBar) container.getComponentInstance(NeedsBar.class);
        assertSame(barOne, needsBarOne.getBar());


        // reuse the same container - just flip out the existing foo.
        Bar barTwo = new FooBar();

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

        assertSame(barOne, needsBarOne.getBar());


        // reuse the same container - just flip out the existing foo.
        Bar barTwo = new FooBar();
        container.unregisterComponent(Bar.class);
        container.registerComponentInstance(Bar.class, barTwo);
        NeedsBar needsBarTwo = (NeedsBar) container.getComponentInstance(NeedsBar.class);
        assertSame(barTwo, needsBarTwo.getBar());


        assertNotSame(needsBarOne, needsBarTwo);
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

        assertNull(ComponentParameter.DEFAULT.resolveInstance(picoContainer, adapter, TestCase.class));
    }
  
  public void testComponentParameterResolvesPrimitiveType() {
        MutablePicoContainer picoContainer = new DefaultPicoContainer();
        ComponentAdapter adapter = picoContainer.registerComponentInstance("glarch", new Integer(239));
    Parameter parameter = new ComponentParameter("glarch");
    assertNotNull(parameter.resolveInstance(picoContainer,null,Integer.TYPE));
    assertEquals(239, ((Integer)parameter.resolveInstance(picoContainer,null,Integer.TYPE)).intValue());
  }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

    public void testShouldAllowRegistrationOfArrayAsInstance() {
        MutablePicoContainer pico = new DefaultPicoContainer();


        Descriptor.DescriptorData[] datas = new Descriptor.DescriptorData[3];


        pico.registerComponentInstance(datas);
        pico.registerComponentImplementation(DescriptorDep.class);


        DescriptorDep descriptorDep = (DescriptorDep) pico.getComponentInstanceOfType(DescriptorDep.class);


        assertNotNull(descriptorDep);

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

public abstract class AbstractImplementationHidingPicoContainerTestCase extends AbstractPicoContainerTestCase {




    public void testInstanceIsNotAutomaticallyHidden() {
        MutablePicoContainer pc = createImplementationHidingPicoContainer();
        pc.registerComponentInstance(Map.class, new HashMap());
        Map map = (Map) pc.getComponentInstance(Map.class);
        assertNotNull(map);
        assertTrue(map instanceof HashMap);
    }

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Examples of org.picocontainer.MutablePicoContainer.registerComponentInstance()

        MutablePicoContainer mpc = new DefaultPicoContainer();
        mpc.registerComponent(new ConstructorInjectionComponentAdapter(Bowl.class, Bowl.class));
        mpc.registerComponentImplementation(Cod.class);
        Bowl bowl = (Bowl) mpc.getComponentInstance(Bowl.class);
        assertEquals(1, bowl.cods.length);
        mpc.registerComponentInstance("Nemo", new Cod());
        bowl = (Bowl) mpc.getComponentInstance(Bowl.class);
        assertEquals(2, bowl.cods.length);
        assertNotSame(bowl.cods[0], bowl.cods[1]);
    }

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