Hello Rohit; Could you look at the OWBInjector utility class? This is responsible for injecting into EE components instances.
When EE container destroys EE component, you will also destroy creational contexts via OWBInjector. OWBInjector injector = new OWBInjector(); injector.inject(instance, creational); injector.release(); //on ee component destroying For EJB case, I have updated OpenWebBeansEJBInterceptor. Please look at it. Basically, you will add it to every EJB Beans that is contained in JSR299 module. Thanks; --Gurkan 2010/4/12 Rohit Kelapure <kelap...@gmail.com> > Team, > > OpenWebBeans provides the ResourceInjectionService API for injection > of Java EE injectable resources into CDI managed beans. This works > well and we have integrated the ResourceInjectionService API in our EE > container. > > We need guidance on how OWB handles CDI managed bean injection into > EE components. > > Are we to follow the WELD approach of achieving this through the CDI > defined InjectionTarget SPI. Should an EE container extend/compose the > BeanManager and expose a fireProcessInjectionTarget(Class) utility > method ? How does this integrate with the OpenWebBeansEjbPlugin. ? > > I am looking for a high level overview of how this will work in OWB > and the code that currently supports this feature and what is yet to > be written ? > > --Thanks, > Rohit Kelapure > -- Gurkan Erdogdu http://gurkanerdogdu.blogspot.com
