Bill,
No, Habitat.getComponent(Class clazz) is not broken. The implementation
is like this:
public <T> T getComponent(Class<T> clazz) throws ComponentException {
if(isContract(clazz))
return getByContract(clazz);
else
return getByType(clazz);
}
If clazz is a contract, then the javadocs of getByContract says it
returns an arbitrary matching instance.
If you want the a service with "null" name, then please call
Habitat.getComponent(Class clazz, String name) with a null value for
name. It is guaranteed to return unnamed instance only.
Thanks,
Sahoo
Bill Shannon wrote:
> Is it possible that Habitat.getComponent is actually what's broken in
> this case? *Should* it be returning the component with no name?
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