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Roland Bergler updated OWB-1402:
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Description:
I found the following bug within an openejb server (version 8.0.9), but can be
reproduced with owb arquillian container, but not with weld.
I have Managed Beans annotated with two qualifiers each (Examples from my test
project, URL below):
{noformat}
@FoodQualifier(FoodType.FRUIT)
@TasteQualifier(TasteType.JUMMY)
public class Strawberry extends Food {
... {noformat}
I got an injected Instance object, on which I want to select beans in a
two-step process:
{noformat}
@Inject @Any private Instance<Food> allTypesOfFood;
...
Instance<Food> vegetables = allTypesOfFood.select(new
LiteralFoodType(FoodType.VEGETABLE));
Instance<Food> jummyVegetables = vegetables.select(new
LiteralTasteType(TasteType.JUMMY));
{noformat}
The second call to "select" seems to completely ignore the fact it is meant to
be working on a restricted set, it yields all JUMMY foots, not just the
vegetables.
Find code here: [https://github.com/montanero/openejb-bug,
|https://github.com/montanero/openejb-bug]type
{{mvn install -P owb}}
was:
I found the following bug within an openejb server (version 8.0.9), but can be
reproduced with owb arquillian container, but not with weld.
I have Managed Beans annotated with two qualifiers each. Examples from my test
project:
{noformat}
@FoodQualifier(FoodType.FRUIT)
@TasteQualifier(TasteType.JUMMY)
public class Strawberry extends Food {
... {noformat}
I got an injected Instance object, on which I want to select beans in a
two-step process:
{noformat}
@Inject @Any private Instance<Food> allTypesOfFood;
...
Instance<Food> vegetables = allTypesOfFood.select(new
LiteralFoodType(FoodType.VEGETABLE));
Instance<Food> jummyVegetables = vegetables.select(new
LiteralTasteType(TasteType.JUMMY));
{noformat}
The second call to "select" seems to completely ignore the fact it is meant to
be working on a restricted set, it yields all JUMMY foots, not just the
vegetables.
Find code here: [https://github.com/montanero/openejb-bug,
|https://github.com/montanero/openejb-bug]type
{{mvn install -P owb}}
> CDI iterated Instance#select broken
> -----------------------------------
>
> Key: OWB-1402
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OWB-1402
> Project: OpenWebBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Injection and Lookup
> Affects Versions: 2.0.25
> Environment: linux, openjdk 11
> Reporter: Roland Bergler
> Priority: Major
>
> I found the following bug within an openejb server (version 8.0.9), but can
> be reproduced with owb arquillian container, but not with weld.
> I have Managed Beans annotated with two qualifiers each (Examples from my
> test project, URL below):
> {noformat}
> @FoodQualifier(FoodType.FRUIT)
> @TasteQualifier(TasteType.JUMMY)
> public class Strawberry extends Food {
> ... {noformat}
> I got an injected Instance object, on which I want to select beans in a
> two-step process:
> {noformat}
> @Inject @Any private Instance<Food> allTypesOfFood;
> ...
> Instance<Food> vegetables = allTypesOfFood.select(new
> LiteralFoodType(FoodType.VEGETABLE));
> Instance<Food> jummyVegetables = vegetables.select(new
> LiteralTasteType(TasteType.JUMMY));
> {noformat}
> The second call to "select" seems to completely ignore the fact it is meant
> to be working on a restricted set, it yields all JUMMY foots, not just the
> vegetables.
> Find code here: [https://github.com/montanero/openejb-bug,
> |https://github.com/montanero/openejb-bug]type
> {{mvn install -P owb}}
>
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