Missing class scope in InstantiateAction

[alesj]

I'm trying to apply IoC annotations to beans that only get their BeanInfo available in InstantiateAction.

 if (info == null)
 {
 info = configurator.getBeanInfo(object.getClass(), metaData.getAccessMode());
 context.setBeanInfo(info);
 // handle custom annotations
 applyAnnotations(context);
 }

But I'm missing class scope (CommonLevels.CLASS) if the bean has no bean attribute defined in BeanMetaData, meaning it's gonna be constructed from some factory.
Hence none of the class annotations are found in metadata.

What's the way to update ScopeInfo/MetaData with class information?

[alesj]

"alesj" wrote:

What's the way to update ScopeInfo/MetaData with class information?

 ScopeInfo scopeInfo = context.getScopeInfo();
 ScopeKey scopeKey = new ScopeKey();
 for (Scope scope : scopeInfo.getScope().getScopes())
 scopeKey.addScope(scope);
 scopeKey.addScope(CommonLevels.CLASS, info.getClassInfo().getType());
 scopeInfo.setScope(scopeKey);

OK, adding this after the BeanInfo has been set helps, since the metadata 'repairs' itself.
But is this the right way? :-)

[alesj]

"alesj" wrote:
But is this the right way? :-)

e.g. do we need some explicit MetaData removal from KernelMetaDataRepository before we change the scope key in ScopeInfo?

[adrian.brock]

"alesj" wrote:

"alesj" wrote:
But is this the right way? :-)

e.g. do we need some explicit MetaData removal from KernelMetaDataRepository before we change the scope key in ScopeInfo?

You need to remove the old context before you change the key and re-register it.

See the PreIntallAction or the KernelMetaDataRepository interface.