My understanding of a seam component was that it was managed by seam, one and
only one is created by scope and so is a singleton.
So when a seam component wants another component to be injected with @In, it
looks into its scope and higher scope to find the named component to inject.
If I have:class @Name("Bar") class Bar{ @In Foo foo;}
seams look into Bar scope, then higher scope to find a foo component and inject
it.
If @In(create = true) then seam creates it if it does not exists.
So @Name("Bar") @Scope(scope = ScopeType.APPLICATION) @Stateful @Startup
class Bar{}
will create a singleton sfsb that any component would be able to access using:
@In Bar bar;
When I try that, I get a In value null.
Could someone point to the right a doc to clear up my misunderstandings.
alex
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