I would tend to create a wrapper service which I depend on, and let it
choose the internals based on what's available at runtime. One layer
of indirection can save you a lot of hell. :)
Christian.
On Apr 6, 2010, at 6:08 PM, Willi Schönborn wrote:
Hi folks,
i'm stuck at the following situation.
I depend on a Provider<EntityManager> in my constructor (via @Inject).
My binding uses a custom scope (@ConnectionScoped). The problem
is: How can i provide an alternative when there is no connection
context?
This is required during bootstrap and background tasks. This should
be same
issue with @RequestScoped from the servlet integration.
Greetings
Willi
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