Hallo! > CDI for guice: > - some day ago I've started with the enterprise module in integrations > - this one allows to use beans.xml, @alternative, @interceptor, ... in guice > > I find this one really nifty due to the fact that you could use a lot of > CDI stuff without a Java EE container.
sounds *really* interesting! > But this needs some more effort and people interested in it. We should also > think about moving it out of autobind and only keep the autobinding stuff > there. Agreed. It would make much more sense IMHO having a proper separated small module, rather than been natively merged into something bigger - that could be integrated anyway. My suggestion is, as you proposed, to make "autobind" 100% related to automatic wiring components only and extract additional features - like CDI - as self-contained module. > > spring-interop: > - I still don't like spring and all the heavy stuff around it +1 :P that is why here we all we are, maybe :D > - but I like some of their projects like spring-security indeed, some integration stuff are cool. > > To be able to use such libraries and be able to migrate I have thought > abount creating a library, which could plugin for spring. > I know this one would be a heavy library but could leave to a more interop > way, which was tried to start with JSR299 and JSR330. > I think that would be the right time to create the sandbox where putting new ideas, so if nobody has objections feel free to create it and put the new component! :) All the best and thanks for keeping things rolling! :) -Simo http://people.apache.org/~simonetripodi/ http://simonetripodi.livejournal.com/ http://twitter.com/simonetripodi http://www.99soft.org/ On Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 11:37 AM, Daniel Manzke <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey guys, > > playing around with guice and autobind some ideas of the past are turning > back into my mind. > > > spring-interop: > - I still don't like spring and all the heavy stuff around it > - but I like some of their projects like spring-security > > To be able to use such libraries and be able to migrate I have thought > abount creating a library, which could plugin for spring. > I know this one would be a heavy library but could leave to a more interop > way, which was tried to start with JSR299 and JSR330. > > WDYT? > > Bye, > Daniel
