Can I add an Object to a bean provider manually?

[Asking Dumbquestions]

Is there any way to map an object for injection not using a bean provider class? I have a command that instantiates and initializes an object and I want that object to be available by injection: this object needs some server data for initializing, and requires the loaderInfo object of the application. So, I don't have that server data when swiz initializes the bean providers, and there seems no way to have access to the loaderInfo in a bean provider anyway...

I know I could map the object, inject it into the command, then call some setters on it, but that seems lame: constructor params are my preference for initializing an object, either manually or by injection.

Any advice?

Thanks for your time!

[Brian Kotek]

You can add new Beans using the ADD_BEAN event: http://swizframework.jira.com/wiki/display/SWIZ/Bean+Life+Cycle+Management

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[Asking Dumbquestions]

Hmm, ok.  I wouldn't think to use an event for this process, it's not really event-driven per say. I'd much rather use an API on the injector directly, seeing as I'm in a configuration point in the application, where knowledge of the framework/injector is ok. Would be cool if there was an API for this instead of the use of an event, perhaps making the API available by an injection tag or something like that.

Anyway, thanks!

[Brian Kotek]

You're free to inject the BeanFactory and call whatever methods you need to on it to manually add a Bean as well.

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[Asking Dumbquestions]

Oh, that's perfect, that's what I want, thanks!