On Jan 28, 2009, at 12:08 AM, Stargazer wrote:
> http://blogs.sun.com/theaquarium/entry/jsr_299_webbeans_is_dead?intcmp=2223
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> No wonder you guys have such a hard time keeping up!
WebBeans is dead. Long live Java CanDI! (Contexts and Dependency
Injection)
Yeah, I spent the whole weekend refactoring our implementation to deal
with the new packaging, and put up a Resin 4.0 snapshot yesterday.
The changes are good though. Basic summary:
javax.inject - core injection annotations like the @BindingType,
@Current, etc.
javax.inject.manager - programmatic access to Java injection
javax.context - context/scope stuff like ApplicationScoped,
RequestScoped, SessionScoped
javax.event - all the event firing stuff
javax.interceptor - Interceptors (now completely shared with EJB)
javax.decorator - Decorators (also complete shared with EJB)
javax.annotation - @Named, @Stereotype moved here
It's all logical, but I'm amazed they got permission to create that
many top-level packages.
The config namespace and beans.xml location changed too (causing all
tests to fail, plus lots of core Resin tests):
META-INF/beans.xml
<Beans xmlns="urn:java:ee">
<example:Foo xmlns:example="urn:java:com.example"/>
</Beans>
The urn:java:ee can now import multiple packages (with a ee/namespace
file). So urn:java:ee automatically imports javax.injection,
java.lang(!), java.util(!), javax.context, etc.
-- Scott
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