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Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2010 07:38:37 -0800 (PST)
From: Aaron Anderson <nickmalthus@yahoo.com>
Subject: Standalone extension and manual bean discovery
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Hi,

I am writing a standalone application outside of JavaEE and I would like to=
 use OpenWebBeans for dependency injection. I have discovered the standalon=
e sample and I am able to boot up my own standalone environment.

I do not wish to use the automatic bean discovery method but instead wish t=
o manually control which beans are exposed to the container. In JavaEE I wo=
uld set the metadata-complete flag to false but I am not sure if there is a=
 SE equivalent. In my application I have not included a beans.xml file but =
instead I have written a simple extension that observes the BeforeBeanDisco=
very event and then manually adds all the beans I desire to be managed:

public void beforeBeanDiscovery (@Observes BeforeBeanDiscovery bbd, BeanMan=
ager bm){
=A0 bbd.addAnnotatedType(bm.createAnnotatedType(MyBean.class));
}=20

I thought this would be sufficient to add my class for discovery but after =
the lifecycle is started and I dump all the beans using

lifecycle.getBeanManager().getBeans(Object.class, AnnotationLiteral<Any>(){=
});

only the standard CDI classes are present. Any idea of what I am doing wron=
g or if there a superior way to accomplish my goal of manually "wiring" bea=
ns together in a CDI extension?

=A0Thanks,

Aaron


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<table cellspacing=3D"0" cellpadding=3D"0" border=3D"0" ><tr><td valign=3D"=
top" style=3D"font: inherit;">Hi,<br><br>I am writing a standalone applicat=
ion outside of JavaEE and I would like to use OpenWebBeans for dependency i=
njection. I have discovered the standalone sample and I am able to boot up =
my own standalone environment.<br><br>I do not wish to use the automatic be=
an discovery method but instead wish to manually control which beans are ex=
posed to the container. In JavaEE I would set the metadata-complete flag to=
 false but I am not sure if there is a SE equivalent. In my application I h=
ave not included a beans.xml file but instead I have written a simple exten=
sion that observes the BeforeBeanDiscovery event and then manually adds all=
 the beans I desire to be managed:<br><br>public void beforeBeanDiscovery (=
@Observes BeforeBeanDiscovery bbd, BeanManager bm){<br>&nbsp; bbd.addAnnota=
tedType(bm.createAnnotatedType(MyBean.class));<br>} <br><br>I thought this
 would be sufficient to add my class for discovery but after the lifecycle =
is started and I dump all the beans using<br><br>lifecycle.getBeanManager()=
.getBeans(Object.class, AnnotationLiteral&lt;Any&gt;(){});<br><br>only the =
standard CDI classes are present. Any idea of what I am doing wrong or if t=
here a superior way to accomplish my goal of manually "wiring" beans togeth=
er in a CDI extension?<br><br>&nbsp;Thanks,<br><br>Aaron<br><br></td></tr><=
/table>
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