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Interface Summary Interface Description AfterBeanDiscovery The event type of the second event fired by the container when it has fully completed the bean discovery process, validated that there are no definition errors relating to the discovered beans, and registeredBeanandObserverMethodobjects for the discovered beans, but before detecting deployment problems.AfterDeploymentValidation The event type of the third event fired by the container after it has validated that there are no deployment problems and before creating contexts or processing requests.AfterTypeDiscovery This event type is thrown by the container after type discovery is complete.Annotated Represents a Java program element that can be annotated.AnnotatedCallable<X> Represents a callable member of a Java type.AnnotatedConstructor<X> Represents a constructor of a Java class.AnnotatedField<X> Represents a field of a Java class.AnnotatedMember<X> Represents a member of a Java type.AnnotatedMethod<X> Represents a method of a Java type.AnnotatedParameter<X> Represents a parameter of a method or constructor.AnnotatedType<X> Represents a Java class or interface.Bean<T> Represents an enabled bean.BeanAttributes<T> The BeanAttributes interface exposes the basic attributes of a bean.BeanManager Allows a portable extension to interact directly with the container.BeforeBeanDiscovery This event type is thrown by the container before the bean discovery process begins.BeforeShutdown The type of the final event the container fires after it has finished processing requests and destroyed all contexts.CDIProvider Interface implemented by a CDI provider to provide access to the current containerDecorator<T> Represents an enabled decorator.EventMetadata Provides access to metadata about an observed event payload.Extension Service interface implemented by extensions.InjectionPoint Provides access to metadata about an injection point.InjectionTarget<T> Provides operations for performing dependency injection and lifecycle callbacks on an instance of a type.InjectionTargetFactory<T> AnInjectionTargetFactorycan create anInjectionTargetfor a given bean.Interceptor<T> Represents an enabled interceptor.ObserverMethod<T> Represents an observer method of an enabled bean.PassivationCapable Indicates that a custom implementation ofBeanorContextualis passivation capable.ProcessAnnotatedType<X> The container fires an event of this type for each Java class or interface it discovers in a bean archive, before it reads the declared annotations.ProcessBean<X> The container fires an event of this type for each enabled bean, interceptor or decorator deployed in a bean archive, before registering theBeanobject.ProcessBeanAttributes<T> The container fires an event of this type for each enabled bean, interceptor or decorator deployed in a bean archive before registering theBeanobject.ProcessInjectionPoint<T,X> The container fires an event of this type for every injection point of every Java EE component class supporting injection that may be instantiated by the container at runtime, including every managed bean declared usingjavax.annotation.ManagedBean, EJB session or message-driven bean, enabled bean, enabled interceptor or enabled decorator.ProcessInjectionTarget<X> The container fires an event of this type for every Java EE component class supporting injection that may be instantiated by the container at runtime, including every managed bean declared usingjavax.annotation.ManagedBean, EJB session or message-driven bean, enabled bean, enabled interceptor or enabled decorator.ProcessManagedBean<X> The container fires an event of this type for each enabled managed bean, before registering theBeanobject.ProcessObserverMethod<T,X> The container fires an event of this type for each observer method of each enabled bean, before registering theObserverMethodobject.ProcessProducer<T,X> The container fires an event of this type for each producer method or field of each enabled bean, including resources.ProcessProducerField<T,X> The container fires an event of this type for each enabled producer field, before registering theBeanobject.ProcessProducerMethod<T,X> The container fires an event of this type for each enabled producer method, before registering theBeanobject.ProcessSessionBean<X> The container fires an event of this type for each enabled session bean, before registering theBeanobject.ProcessSyntheticAnnotatedType<X> The container fires an event of this type for each Java class or interface added byBeforeBeanDiscovery.addAnnotatedType(AnnotatedType).Producer<T> Provides a generic operation for producing an instance of a type.ProducerFactory<X> AnProducerFactorycan create anProducerfor a given bean. -
Class Summary Class Description CDI<T> Provides access to the current container.Unmanaged<T> Helper class for injecting and calling lifecycle callbacks unmanaged instances for use by framework and library integrators.Unmanaged.UnmanagedInstance<T> Represents a non-contextual instance. -
Enum Summary Enum Description InterceptionType Identifies the kind of lifecycle callback, EJB timeout method or business method interception.SessionBeanType Identifies the kind of EJB session bean. -
Exception Summary Exception Description DefinitionException Thrown when a definition error occurs.DeploymentException Thrown when a deployment problem occurs. -
Annotation Types Summary Annotation Type Description WithAnnotations WithAnnotationsmay be applied to any portable extension observer method with an event parameter type ofProcessAnnotatedTypeto filter the events delivered.
Package javax.enterprise.inject.spi Description
The portable extension integration SPI.
A portable extension may integrate with the container by:
- Providing its own beans, interceptors and decorators to the container
- Injecting dependencies into its own objects using the dependency injection service
- Providing a context implementation for a custom scope
- Augmenting or overriding the annotation-based metadata with metadata from some other source
The BeanManager object
Portable extensions sometimes interact directly with the container
via programmatic API call. The interface
BeanManager provides operations
for obtaining contextual references for beans, along with many other
operations of use to portable extensions.
Container lifecycle events
During the application initialization process, the container fires a series of events, allowing portable extensions to integrate with the container initialization process. Observer methods of these events must belong to extensions declared in META-INF/services.
Lifecycle events include
BeforeBeanDiscovery,
AfterBeanDiscovery,
AfterDeploymentValidation and
BeforeShutdown.
Interfaces representing enabled beans
The interfaces
Bean,
Decorator,
Interceptor and
ObserverMethod
define everything the container needs to manage instances of
a bean, interceptor, decorator or observer method.
An instance of Bean exists for every
enabled bean. A portable
extension may add support for new kinds of beans by implementing
Bean, observing the event
AfterBeanDiscovery event
registering beans with the container. An instance of
ObserverMethod exists for every
observer method of every
enabled bean. A portable extension may add observers by implementing
ObserverMethod and
registering an instance with the container.
A portable extension may be notified of the existence of an
enabled bean by observing the container lifecycle event type
ProcessBean or one of its
subtypes,
or of the existence of an observer method of an enabled bean by
observing the event type
ProcessObserverMethod.
Alternate metadata sources
A portable extension may provide an alternative metadata source, such as configuration by XML.
Annotated
and its subtypes allow a portable extension to specify
metadata that overrides the annotations that exist on a
bean class. The portable extension is responsible for
implementing the interfaces, thereby exposing the metadata
to the container. The container must use the operations of
Annotated and its subinterfaces to discover program
element types and annotations, instead of directly calling the
Java Reflection API.
A portable extension provides its metadata to the
container by observing the event
ProcessAnnotatedType and
wrapping the AnnotatedType.
Producer and InjectionTarget
Producer and
InjectionTarget abstract the
basic lifecycle of (contextual or non-contextual) container managed
objects, including instantiation and destruction, dependency injection
and lifecycle callbacks.
An instance of InjectionTarget
may be
obtained from the BeanManager,
allowing a portable extension to request these container services for
objects under the control of the portable extension.
Furthermore, a portable extension may replace the implementation
of InjectionTarget or
Producer used by the container
with its own implementation by observing the events
ProcessInjectionTarget or
ProcessProducer.
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