Indeed you can not use @Inject in DS. Instead use @Reference and make
sure you export the class you want to inject using @Component.
Each dependency injection solution has a certain set of annotations with
slightly different abilities and limitations.
Christian
On 15.03.2017 16:46, erwan wrote:
Ok thanks Christian.
I manage to make things work after moving cxf part from blueprint xml
description to component property elements.
For cxf, it seems to be really sensible to configuration as I wasn't able to
give a "/" as org.apache.cxf.servlet.context and neither was able to
configure "org.apache.cxf.rs.address=/" in properties. Anyway, my requests
are received using curl and processed to the database.
I still have issues coming from injected fields.
Can you confirm also that I can't use @Inject in @Component annotated class?
I thought it was possible to inject classes within the same bundle and
inside a @Component annotated class.
I don't really understand why all these solutions are exclusive as well...
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