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Mark Struberg commented on CDI-277:
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Y extends X
X will be scanned and a Bean<X> will be created for it
Y will be scanned and a Bean<Y> will be created for it
If Y @Specializes extends X then Bean<X> is disabled.
But Y still inherits all the methods of X.
Assume X has a method doSomething(@Observes SomeEvent e) {..
Then this method is also part of any instance of type Y.
We are perfectly d' accord that there will be no contextual instance created for
Bean<X> ever. But imo it's not clear what should happen with the methods which
get inherited by any contextual instance for Bean<Y>. At least it's not clear to
me right now ;)
Clarify inheritance behavior of observer methods
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Key: CDI-277
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/CDI-277
Project: CDI Specification Issues
Issue Type: Clarification
Reporter: Arne Limburg
Chapter 4.2 of the (1.0) spec misses a bullet point about inheritance of observer
methods.
Either
- If X declares a non-static observer method x() then Y does inherit this method.
or
- If X declares a non-static observer method x() then Y does not inherit this method.
(This behavior is different to what is defined in the Common Annotations for the Java
Platform specification.)
should be added.
Don't know, what's right through...
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