Hi Berthold; 1* OpenWebBeans will implement the full JSR-299 specification. Currently, nearly all of the functionality of the latest revision of the specification, except some Java EE stuffs (like EJB, JMS), is implemented.
But this does not mean that you are not able to use the OpenWebBeans without full *Java EE 6.0* container. Actually we are trying to separate Java EE specific parts into modules (such as EJB 3.x and JMS modules), so anyone can adapt his project to use any modules he want. Indeed, you can use OpenWebBeans in Java SE environment also. (You can look at the webbeans-tck that how we use the implementation for testing without Java EE container. But a bit work may be needed) 2* Name will be the same foreover :) Thanks again; /Gurkan ________________________________ From: Berthold Scheuringer <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 7:29:54 PM Subject: project status Hi all, I´m pretty new to OpenWebBeans and don´t know that much about the actual project status (especially considering the latest revise of the JSR-299 spec). Therefore I have following questions: 1) first of all the most important question: will OpenWebBeans move onward implementing the JSR 299 considering the latest revise of the spec (where it seems to be more like an extension to EJB 3.x ) ? 2) second (not that important) question: if OpenWebBeans will implement the last spec - will the name still remain (or will then also a renaming be done toward "Java Contexts and Dependency Injection") Thanks in advance for answering my pretty fundamental questions. Regards, Berthold
