On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 1:34 AM, Gurkan Erdogdu wrote:
> Hi Eric;
>
> I think that both @Binding2 and @Binding3 are inherited by sub-classes.
> @Inherited is used for getting annotations from subclass. @Binding1 is
> annotated with @Inherited therefore we must get @Binding1 and all its
> transitive
Hi Eric;
I think that both @Binding2 and @Binding3 are inherited by sub-classes.
@Inherited is used for getting annotations from subclass. @Binding1 is
annotated with @Inherited therefore we must get @Binding1 and all its
transitive interceptors @Binding2 and @Binding3.
Your patch seems to handle
On Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 5:06 PM, Sven Linstaedt
wrote:
> Afaik @Inherited is only applied to annotation resolution if one uses the
> reflection API. I am not aware of this annotation also being checked for
> interceptor resolution.
>
> So as @Binding1 is @Inherited, both interceptors are applied to
Afaik @Inherited is only applied to annotation resolution if one uses
the reflection API. I am not aware of this annotation also being
checked for interceptor resolution.
So as @Binding1 is @Inherited, both interceptors are applied to Child
imho. If @Binding1 was not @Inherited, Child would
