Due to my own limited knowledge of xbean and the nuances of deployment
I can't claim to totally understand all the benefits of allowing the
application server to handle instantiation for objects annotated for
dependency injection. I have a hunch that the main benefit is that
it allows the contai
On Mar 7, 2007, at 2:46 AM, Lasantha Ranaweera wrote:
David,
May be a silly question. How about handling JPA related annotations?
I can think of 2 kinds of jpa related annotations. There are
PersistenceManagerRef and PersistenceUnitRef which are injection
related and that we already ha
David,
May be a silly question. How about handling JPA related annotations?
Thanks,
Lasantha
David Jencks wrote:
I've been working on annotation handling for jetty using xbean-reflect
and have come up with a design for general annotation processing that
I would like to propose we urge our int
I've been working on annotation handling for jetty using xbean-
reflect and have come up with a design for general annotation
processing that I would like to propose we urge our integrated
projects to allow or adopt.
This is appropriate when the injection only involves stuff looked up
in j
