[TYPO3-50-general] Persitence: reinjectDependencies doens't work with constructor injection?

[Robert Lemke]

Hi Andi,

On 25.06.2009, at 15:16, Andreas Förthner wrote:

> @entity
> class MyClass {
> 	public function __construct(\F3\FLOW3\Object\ManagerInterface  
> $objectManager) {
> 		$this->objectManager = $objectManager;
> 	}
> }
>
> Should we support something like the above example? Or should we  
> just deny constructor injection of not persistable objects in  
> perstistable objects?

Currently it says in the comment of the reinject method:

> 	 * Injects (again) all properties, be it through setter injection  
> or through
> 	 * reflection. Arguments can - naturally - not be injected once the  
> object
> 	 * lives, because the constructor must not be called a second time.
> 	 *
> 	 * This method is used for reinjecting dependencies after an object  
> has been
> 	 * reconstituted or unserialized.

So it's not supported yet. However it does make sense in my eyes. So I  
suggest that you implement the following for the reinject method (with  
tests and all the klimmbimm):

- Check what (constructor) arguments have been defined in the object  
configuration
- Check if class properties with the same name exist
- If so, reinject them through reflection after the properties have  
been injected

Makes sense?

Robert