From what I recall it is not the same for interceptors and decorators too. More about the chain vision and what is the "0" from my understanding.

Le 23 oct. 2017 03:55, "John Ament" <john.ament@spartasystems.com> a écrit :

I found this interesting to say the least.  In CDI, we use highest priority where the value of the @Priority annotation is compared the higher numeric value is considered higher priority.  We followed suite so far in MicroProfile specs.  I'm not looking to throw dirt, but wanted to get a general opinion from others on this.  The JAX-RS treats the lower numeric value as more important (in mathematical terms, it's being treated as the denominator).


> If two or more providers are candidates for a certain task, the one with the highest priority is chosen: the highest priority is defined to be the one with the lowest value in this case. That is, @Priority(1) is higher than @Priority(10). 

So I'm wondering, why did CDI use the approach that CDI is using?


John


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