I probably have misunderstood the @Resource annotation. I try to inject my mail
session in a EJB3.
When I write ... Session is not injected
| @Resource(mappedname="java:/Mail" Session session;
If I write ... it works fine
| @Resource SessionContext ctx;
| public .... (){
| ctx.lookup("java:/Mail")
| }
|
I believed that this two syntax was equivalent. What did I miss ?
Is it possible to inject the mail session ? I only find a solution in writting
jboss.xml and ejb-jar.xml. But in that case, using injection is much more
complex than the lookup.
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