I\'ve been looking for the workaround of this problem for rather plenty of time and no result, so I ask question here.
CDI and Bean Validation are Java EE 6 Standard Specifications. Nevertheless, I can use both within Java EE 5 Application Servers (and also within Java SE) by just adding the libraries to the project.
Is there a way to disable the @Inject annotation processing of spring 3.0? I\'m trying to use the CDI @Conversation Scope t开发者_开发百科ogether with spring, but when it comes to
I have a JSF2 project (Mojarra on GlassFish 3.1). I have a ViewScoped bean that references services through a utility class like so:
I have an interface in a unit testing framework: CDIMocker. I\'m currently using an interceptor to allow mocking in a CDI container. It\'s an experiment - one of a couple of approaches to unit testing
I tried to run the simple JEE6 application generated by maven archetype groupId: org.fluttercode.knappsack , artifactID: jee6-sandbox-archetype in JBoss7.
Using glassfish 3.1.1 for a Java EE6 project the security role mapping as defined in glassfish-web.xml has no influence on the \'user - role\' mapping.
I am using the inheritance strategy table per concrete class and today I faced something very strange. I still don\'t know the reason for that problem but let me explain what it is...
From just a few searches, this seems like a problem that has been around for a while.I have written a FacesConverter that looks like the following.The object Category is a JPA entity and CategoryContr
I\'m new to Weld and have been trying to get my head around it\'s concepts. I have a little experience with Spring and nothing with Guice, so I\'m pretty much a novice with the DI frameworks.
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