Hi list,
I'm currently facing an issue with the InjectionApplicationFactory. When creating the application it performs an injectDefaultApplication(). This sets a private field "defaultApplication" in the created application. But: Applications can have a delegate. And delegates can have delegates themselves.
I have the following hierarchie of applications:
ApplicationType1
- defaultApplication: ApplicationImpl
- delegate: ApplicationType2
- defaultApplication: null
- delegate: ApplicationImpl.
- defaultApplication: null
Now I have ApplicationTyp1 that has the defaultApplication and all members in the hierarchie don't. ApplicationTyp1 implements getResourceHandler() the following way:
public ResourceHandler getResourceHandler() {
return getDelegate().getResourceHandler();
}
Now this get's passed to ApplicationType2 (which is an implementation from JSF 1.2) which call Application's getResourceHandler(), implemented like this:
public ResourceHandler getResourceHandler() {
if (defaultApplication != null) {
return defaultApplication.getResourceHandler();
}
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
Now you can obviously see that this is never going to work, as defaultApplication will always be null.
I tried to work around this issue by using the attached patch. This patch assumes that ever Application has to store it's delegate in a private member variable. The loop I added was meant to find this field (and therefore the delegate) and also set the default application in this delegate. Sadly this does not work (because app.getClass().getDeclaredFields() never returns any fields) and also is not really reliable and a hack.
Anyone has a better solution to this problem?
Thanks in advance,
Christoph
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