Yes, micronaut injection is going to be used but only for controllers. The border is MicronautFactory (see RestComponent constructor in the example). This factory declares beans that are needed for controllers. Each module declares its own factory. List of factories are put to RestComponent manually and then they are set to the context as singletons.
> On 19 May 2022, at 10:12, Roman Puchkovskiy <roman.puchkovs...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > 2. If I'm not mistaken, at runtime, Micronaut maintains an application > context containing beans, these beans can be injected into other beans > and components (like controllers). In your example code, RestComponent > receives a RestConfiguration instance via constructor. Is the > RestConfiguration instance injected automatically by the Micronaut IoC > container? Is the IoC injection going to be used at all? If yes, given > that currently Ignite 3 uses no such automagic injection, then what > are the planned/supposed bounds of the area which would use automatic > injection and how will we build the 'border' between auto-injecting > and non-auto-injecting code? (For instance, how our RestConfiguration > will be registered with the Micronaut context?) > As a sidenote
