Hi folks! I'm currently hanging over the interceptors spec and found a few pretty interesting details:
If a user invokes a method on a contextual instance, then _only_ business method interceptors (InterceptionType.AROUND_INVOKE) must get invoked. Any POST_CONSTRUCT, AROUND_TIMEOUT, PRE_DESTROY, etc system event interceptor must _only_ get called for system invoked calls. Thus if a user manually calls e.g. a @PostConstruct method, then the POST_CONSTRUCT interceptor will _not_ get invoked for this call! Only if it get invoked by the container... Thus we need to really split this out in our InterceptorHandler a.) EJB-style interceptors: executed on business method calls and _always_ before cdi-style (@InterceptorBinding) interceptors and decorators b.) CDI-style interceptors executed on business methods c.) system event interceptors (@PostConstruct, @PreDestroy, @AroundTimeout, etc) which must _only_ get called if invoked by the container. They also can be private! This means that we will generate our interceptor proxies only for the business methods. All other methods will get their own handlers. If the ContextualInstance is instanceof OwbInterceptor then we will always invoke them through the InterceptorHandler. I suggest we introduce a few methods like invokePostConstruct, invokePreDestroy etc in the InterceptorHandler and a helper method to get the InterceptorHandler from those proxies. LieGrue, strub
