Hi!
Aaron Mulder wrote:
> Sorry. The InstanceInterceptor associates a EnterpriseContext
> with the request. Before the Instance interceptor, there is no context,
> hence you don't know what EJB you're working with, and there's no
> metadata. As far as I can tell, the only way for the TxInterceptor to get
> the metadata if it runs *before* the InstanceInterceptor would be to copy
> the code out of the instance interceptor that loads the context. This
> would be pretty dumb.
TxInterceptor, as all plugins, are associated with the container through
setContainer(). So it does indeed have access to the metadata.
/Rickard
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