"emuckenhuber" wrote : Yes, setInput() marks the Input as required and
addInput() is just used for ordering.
|
So this raises the next question - what is setInputs() for? I believe for
marking multiple inputs as "required". For example ABCDeployer requires InputA
*and* InputB for it to be considered relevant:
public ABCDeployer()
| {
| setInputs("InputA","InputB");
|
| ...
| }
|
and internally AbstractDeployer.setInputs() does this:
| public void setInputs(Set<String> inputs)
| {
| this.inputs = inputs;
| }
So going by the code of isRelevant(...) that i posted earlier, this deployer
will be considered relevant even when none of InputA or InputB are available.
As for the EJB3Deployer i tried as you suggested:
public Ejb3Deployer()
| {
| setInput(JBossMetaData.class); // additional constraint
| addInput(MergedJBossMetaDataDeployer.EJB_MERGED_ATTACHMENT_NAME);
|
and it works (i.e. the irrelevant deployments are no longer picked up). But i
have to do bit more testing to ensure that this deployer is picked at the right
time/order (i.e. after the MergedJBossMetadataDeployer is run for the
deployment unit)
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