Hello,
I've introduced a superclass to deal with interceptors for a kind of session
beans. If I define a @AroundInvoke method on the superclass, it's successfully
invoked for all the subclasses. But if I define a @Interceptors annotation on
the superclass, it is ignored by the subclasses. I don't think this is correct
according to the spec...
I've tested that with a true Stateless Session superclass, annotated with
@Stateless @Remote({ CPageFacade.class }), or with an annotated POJO and the
result is the same.
Greetings.
Here's the code :
@Interceptors({ CPageSecurityInterceptor.class })
// this one is never invoked for the subclasses
public abstract class CPageFacadeBean implements CPageFacade {
@AroundInvoke
public Object intercept(InvocationContext invocationContext) throws Exception
{
// this one is ok !
return invocationContext.proceed();
}
}
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@Stateless
@Remote(HelloFacade.class)
public class HelloFacadeBean extends CPageFacadeBean implements HelloFacade {
public String sayHello(String who) {
// do the stuff here
return "hello " + who;
}
}
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public class CPageSecurityInterceptor {
@Resource
private SessionContext sessionContext;
@AroundInvoke
public Object authorize(InvocationContext invocationContext) throws Exception
{
// this one is never called for the subclasses
return invocationContext.proceed();
}
____________________________________________________
public interface HelloFacade extends CPageFacade {
String sayHello(String who);
}
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public interface CPageFacade {
// no-op
}
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