Its two different .jars as the authentication.jar is reused by
multiple applications.
Basically we have a directory server that holds information about
multiple available video streams, authentication.jar is shared between
the webservers, directory, video and audio servers as they all require
authentication.
At least for now I got a workarround by declaring all the things in
resin-web.xml. I understand that some tags are not standard but why
not make a resin-web-beans.xml ?
With a lot of beans resin-web can become rather crowded and like I
said when I had the same xml just in web-beans.xml it seems like it
got ignored.
Oh while I am at it: What is the easiest way to look up a webbean in
JSP if its not using @Named?
Regards,
Andreas Fischer
On Mar 3, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Scott Ferguson wrote:
On Mar 3, 2008, at 2:29 PM, Andreas Fischer wrote:
Actually one more note:
I got it to work by declaring every bean in the resin-web.xml. But
doesn't the resin doc say if there is a web-beans.xml in a .jar
file resin will automatically scan?
Are both components in the same .jar? There may be a timing issue.
That situation certainly should work, but the way the .jar contexts
interact with the main one is a bit tricky, and needs a cleanup.
-- Scott
Also if I move the beans declaration into web-beans.xml it seems to
be ignored and it seems to be a better place to have all the
beans / components.
Regards,
Andreas Fischer
On Mar 3, 2008, at 4:16 PM, Andreas Fischer wrote:
I got a WebBean that represents a DirectoryService. The bean is
declared as following:
@Component
@Singleton
public class DirectoryService {
@In private AuthenticationService authentication;
...
Authentication services is declared as follows:
@Component
@Singleton
public class AuthenticationService {
Basically the directory relies on an authentication service to
make sure that only validated users can access the directory.
Now the @In in the directory services throws an exception:
com.caucho.config.ConfigException:
com.jmeeting.directory.service.DirectoryService.authentication:
Can't find a component for
'com.jmeeting.directory.service.AuthenticationService'
If I got the resin documentation right it states:
Any Resin-managed object can use the entire WebBeans dependency-
injection system and all of the managed objects, while objects you
create using new are still plain Java objects. Once you've got a
root object managed by the system, any futher WebBeans components
or singletons you bring in will also be managed. The starting set
of managed objects is pretty broad and includes: ...
This sounds like a Webbean looking up another Webbean should work.
Regards,
Andreas Fischer
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