Mapping Destinations
The mapping destinations tell WireBox what type of object you are mapping to. You will usually use these methods by concatenating map()
or with()
initiator calls:
Method Signature | Description |
| Maps a name to a CFC instantiation path |
| Maps a name to DSL builder string. Construction is done by using this DSL string (Look at Injection DSL) |
| Maps a name to another mapping (factory) and its method call. If you would like to pass in parameters to this factory method call you will use the |
| Maps a name to a Java class that can be instantiated via |
| Maps a name to another mapping (provider) that must implement the WireBox Provider interface ( |
| Maps a name to an atom or RSS URL. WireBox will then use the |
| Maps a name to a constant value, which can be ANYTHING. |
| Maps a name to a webservice WSDL URL. WireBox will create the webservice via |
Here are some examples:
Caution Please note that WireBox can create different types of objects for DI. However, only CFCs will be inspected for autowiring automatically unless you specifically tell WireBox that a certain mapping should not be autowired. In this case you will use the dependencies DSL to define all DI relationships.