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I want to use the @EJB annotation on a quercus available class from
PHP,
but the classes in Quercus are not introspected and therefore no
dependency injection is done...
Are there any special reasons for this?
Can you give a few more details? How are you instantiating the
object? Adding the injection is a little bit of work, so we need to
add code for each object instantiation that needs injection.
I've written a Java class with an @EJB annotated attribute and some
business logic methods.
Then I've created an instance of that object from PHP/Quercus and call
the business methods.
This leads to an NPE, since the attribute is not set and not dependency
injected. But for example when I do a manual JNDI lookup and set the
attribute in the constructor then every thing does work fine.
Isn't the @EJB annotation for simplify coding and helping the developer
in JNDI lookups?
Thanks
Markus Wolf
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