Any ideas for me? Anyone? jcarreira wrote: > > > Okay, but that's just moved the problem one level higher. At some point > I'd like to be able to have Spring build my instance and be able to pass > it in to OpenJPA to use, whether it be a BrokerFactory or the StoreManager > itself. > > Does anyone else wire OpenJPA up with Spring and pass in anything like the > DataSource to be used by OpenJPA? I want to be able to use the same > objects I'm using in my Spring configuration inside OpenJPA. Outside of a > Servlet context, I don't know how to look up the ApplicationContext to > directly look up the beans. > > > Pinaki Poddar wrote: >> >> Hi, >> You can plug-in your store manager by the following: >> 1. Extend AbstractBrokerFactory by overwriting the method >> protected abstract StoreManager newStoreManager(); >> >> Let us call this extended BrokerFactory >> com.gigaspaces.BrokerFactory >> >> 2. Let this method return an instance of your specialized StoreManager >> For example, here is the implementation of JDBCBrokerFactory: >> >> protected StoreManager newStoreManager() { >> return new JDBCStoreManager(); >> } >> >> >> 3. Then at runtime specify >> > value="com.gigaspaces.BrokerFactory"/> >> >> >> >> >> jcarreira wrote: >>> >>> I'm trying to implement a StoreManager that stores into and retrieves >>> from GigaSpaces. What I need, though, is to be able to dependency- >>> inject the StoreManager instance with its dependencies (for example >>> the GigaSpace instance). As far as I can tell, OpenJPA uses the >>> constructor via reflection to create the instance of the configured >>> class for the StoreManager. This gives me no opportunity to wire it >>> up with the stuff it needs to do its work, unfortunately. >>> >>> Any suggestions? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Jason Carreira >>> >>> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-wire-up-a-StoreManager-tp15991272p16012528.html Sent from the OpenJPA Developers mailing list archive at Nabble.com.