Hi,
I have app based on Jersey REST server and now I'm trying to use
guice-persist. I could not use guice-persist as is, but I borrow some
thoughts, esp. transaction control via @Transactional annotation and method
interceptor. But I found some glitches, which are guice specific.
This method is OK and method interceptor is invoked:
@Transactional
@Path("/ok")
*public* String ok() { ... }
but for this one interceptor is not invoked:
@Transactional
@Path("/fail/{id}")
*public* String fail(@PathParam("id") String id) { ... }
So annotatated arguments prevents method intercepting. When I annotate
arguments in interface and than implement this interface (which is
thankfully supported in Jersey), it works. I think that this limitation is
not specified in docu
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/wiki/AOP#Limitations
Can I see warnings or so for methods which Guice should intercept (i.e.
matches binding matchers) and could not due limitations? It seems like
lotery to me...
Thank you!
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