Hi. Can somebody please quickly recap the difference between @Resource and @Inject from JSR330? Afaik JSR330 has been definitely approved. My need is to use an annotation to perform dependency injection that is the most widely accepted - I'm using @Resource for a tiny, specifically focused resource injection library and would like to have the resulting annotated code to be as much as compatible with other injection frameworks as possible (at wide range: JSE, JEE etc...). AFAIK @Inject will be used as a standard, but I'd like to have this confirmed. THanks.
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