Hi Manuel,
Great work. I assume this was done with Glassfish 3?
So I am correct in saying that as long as CDI created the Page it automatically injected EJB
annotated services?
One thing I'm not sure of is this:
* The jndi name under which the BeanManager can be found according to the CDI spec in a JEE6 app
server
public static final String CDI_BEANMANAGER_JNDILOOKUPNAME =
"java:comp/BeanManager";
I've found that certain containers doesn't use the 'java:' prefix for JNDI lookups. Do you have a
reference where this name is specified in the spec?
kind regards
bob
On 14/04/2010 22:01, Manuel Chinea wrote:
Hi,
I a have managed to do a cdi- based click servlet. Alpha quality code
yet (no error or edge cases handling, no javadoc), but it creates the
Page objects through the cdi api.
Here is the JIRA issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-656
with some instructions on the use of the Servlet.
So far i have tested injecting EJB (with the @EJB annotation) and Plain
POJOs using Producers.
regards
2010/4/12 Bob Schellink <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
On 12/04/2010 23:19, Manuel Chinea wrote:
Ok, i meant more of a project-specific Page, like MyPage, not the
Framework specific Page.
Ah nods, I meant an application specific page as well. You can
certainly do this in a BasePage or BorderPage, however the reason
I'm suggesting you don't, is your BasePage can grow quite large as
the number of services grow. We've found that large super pages can
be difficult to digest by new developers working on our application.
However since everybody's needs is different a super page exposing
services might not pose a problem in your case. And if down the road
it does, you can easily refactor the services into a separate
Service Locator or Service Factory class.
Ah, that is very interesting. I totally forgot about the
ClickServlet!.
I'll take a look on that option. That way i'll learn a little
bit more
of Apache Click in the process! ;).
Agreed :)
I'm also hoping a future release of Click could expose a page
creation service interface so the ClickServlet doesn't have to be
subclassed.
kind regards
bob
--
Manuel Chinea.
