Hi Carlos
I can see how it might work, but there should be some more evidence it
will be portable should some whiteboard implementation decide to use the
non-CXF code...
Feature can be in the client or server scopes, or both scopes, typing a
'server' type like Application inside the feature code makes the scope
property ambiguous, so I'm not sure, I guess the question is what RI or
RestEasy do about it...
Cheers, Sergey
On 05/12/17 08:30, Carlos Sierra Andrés wrote:
Hey Sergey,
I just extracted that from the 2.1 JAX-RS spec. They say that Feature is
a provider and in the providers lifecycle they mention that:
"First the constructor is called, then any requested dependencies are
injected, then the appropriate methods are called (simultaneously) as
needed"
I understand that Feature are called during bootstrap, and it would not
make sense to have some types injected, but I can't see why the
application could not be there since it should be already instantiated.
What do you think?
Bests.
Carlos.
El 4/12/17 a las 23:15, Sergey Beryozkin escribió:
Hi Carlos
Is it expected to be supported ? I do not see it Feature#configure docs
Cheers, Sergey
On 04/12/17 09:00, Carlos Sierra Andrés wrote:
Hello there,
I was trying to get the current application using `@Context
Application application` inside a Feature. I can see in the code that
Features do not get context proxies injected when their configure
method is invoked.
Is this intentional or is this a bug?
Bests.
Carlos.
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