> Can you provide some detail on why ApplicationScope does not work in your
> case?
It would work, but also as a workaround. When I see an @AS bean it means to me
that the bean contains application-wide data. And that it needs to be a
singleton. Which isn't the case for the stateless beans - they neither contain
data shared by the whole application, nor they need to be a singleton.
But this brought me another unrelated idea: @ClusterScoped. E.g.;
@Produces @ClusterScoped @ProductCache
public void Map<String, Product> createCache() { ... }
- a scope backed by Infinispan, with state shared across the cluster. Wouldn't
it be cool? ;)
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Adam Warski
http://www.warski.org
http://www.softwaremill.eu
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