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public abstract class AbstractBean {
@Inject
Bean<AbstractBean> meta;
@Inject
Instance<Foo> fooInstances;
public Foo getFooWithSameQualifiers()
{
Annotation[] beanQualifiers = (Annotation[]) meta.getQualifiers().toArray();
Instance<Foo> mySelect = fooInstances.select(beanQualifiers);
if (!(mySelect.isUnsatisfied() && mySelect.isAmbiguous()))
return mySelect.get();
else
throw new IllegalStateException("Foo with same qualifiers not found");
}
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2/3 : CDI advanced - Antoine Sabot-Durand
The document provides an overview of the CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection) advanced metadata and extensions, led by Antoine Sabot-Durand. It discusses the structure and uses of the CDI service provider interfaces (SPIs), including type meta-model, CDI meta-model, and entry points for extensions. The document outlines how extensions can modify CDI behavior at runtime and presents a simple example of a CDI extension that can veto JPA entities.
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- 1. CDI ADVANCED MetaData & Extensions @antoine_sd
- 2. ANTOINE SABOT-DURAND •Senior Software Engineer @Red Hat • Java & OSS : • CDI co-spec lead • CDI community development • Tech Lead on Agorava • @antoine_sd
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- 4. SPI CAN BESPLIT IN 4 PARTS
- 5. 1.SPI DEDICATED TOTYPE META-MODEL
- 6. WHY HAVING ATYPE META-MODEL?
- 7. WHY HAVING ATYPE META-MODEL? Because @Annotations are configuration
- 8. WHY HAVING ATYPE META-MODEL? Because @Annotations are configuration but they are also read- only
- 9. WHY HAVING ATYPE META-MODEL? Because @Annotations are configuration but they are also read- only as we want to write configuration We need a mutable meta-model
- 10. WHY HAVING ATYPE META-MODEL? Because @Annotations are configuration but they are also read- only as we want to write configuration We need a mutable meta-model for annotated types
- 11. 2.SPI DEDICATED TOCDI META-MODEL
- 12. SPI CAN BEUSED IN YOUR CODE 1 @Produces public <K, V> Map<K, V> produceMap(InjectionPoint ip) { if (valueIsNumber(ip.getType())) { return new TreeMap<K, V>(); } return new HashMap<K, V>(); }
- 13. SPI CAN BEUSED IN YOUR CODE 2 public abstract class AbstractBean { @Inject Bean<AbstractBean> meta; @Inject Instance<Foo> fooInstances; public Foo getFooWithSameQualifiers() { Annotation[] beanQualifiers = (Annotation[]) meta.getQualifiers().toArray(); Instance<Foo> mySelect = fooInstances.select(beanQualifiers); if (!(mySelect.isUnsatisfied() && mySelect.isAmbiguous())) return mySelect.get(); else throw new IllegalStateException("Foo with same qualifiers not found"); } }
- 14. SPI CAN BEUSED IN YOUR CODE 3 @ApplicationScoped public class ExampleBean { private void strictListen(@Observes @Qualified Payload evt, EventMetadata meta) { if(meta.getQualifiers().contains(new QualifiedLiteral()) && meta.getType().equals(Payload.class)) System.out.println("Do something"); else System.out.println("ignore"); } }
- 15. 3. CDI ENTRYPOINTS
- 16. SPI DEDICATED TOEXTENSIONS
- 17. MOST OF THESESPI ARE EVENTS CONTAINING META MODEL SPI CLASSES
- 18. MOST OF THESESPI ARE EVENTS CONTAINING META MODEL SPI CLASSES ProcessAnnotatedType
- 19. MOST OF THESESPI ARE EVENTS CONTAINING META MODEL SPI CLASSES These Events are automatically fired by CDI when application starts and can observed in method included in a CDI extension
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- 21. CDI EXTENSIONS FORWHAT ? • A CDI extension can : • Create / modify : • Beans • Injection Target • Injection Points • Cancel beans creation • More generally extensions can modify all CDI context at launch time
- 22. TO UNDERSTAND EXTENSIONS • Once application is bootstrapped, the Bean Manager is in read only mode (no dynamic bean registration) • Extensions are launch during bootsrap and are based on CDI events • You only have to @Observes built-in CDI event to create your extensions • Learn the different events fired at boot time on next slide
- 23. CDI 1.1 LIFECYCLE Before Bean Discovery Process Bean Scan Archive Process Annotated Type After Deployment Validation Application Running After Bean Discovery Process Producer Before Shutdown Undeploy Application Process Injection Target Process Observer Method Process Injection Point Process Bean Attributes After Type Discovery Occurs once occurs for each elts internal step Deployment starts Bean eligibility check
- 24. HOW TO BUILDA CDI EXTENSION • Create a class implementing javax.enterprise.inject.spi.Extension • Add some method that observes CDI lifecyle events to modify Bean Manager meta data • Add file : META-INF/services/ javax.enterprise.inject.spi.Extension in class path. And put the qualified name of the extension in it
- 25. SIMPLE EXAMPLE -VETO JPA ENTITIES public class VetoEntityExtension implements Extension { void vetoEntites(@Observes @WithAnnotations(Entity.class)ProcessAnnotatedType<?> pat) { pat.veto(); } }
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