Right, this is unspecified.
We would need to raise this issue with the Java EE group, as this group doesn't have
control over ordering of Java EE component startup.
In CDI 1.1 we have introduced an event that is guaranteed to fire after all components
have started, but before the application is put into service, which I think addresses your
use case.
If however you actually want to use the ServletContext contextInitialized event in exactly
the way you describe (to solve some other use case I'm not aware of ;-), then we would
need to address the actual component start ordering. If this is the case, file a CDI
tracking issue, and I can raise this with the Java EE group @ Oracle.
Pete
On 19 Oct 2011, at 07:46, Jens Schumann wrote:
Hi All!
While creating a simple CDI demo application I have been using a
ServletContextListener to create test data in a database (using CDI and
JPA). Works as expected. While doing so I have noticed that Glassfish
3.1.1 fires the ServletContext contextInitialized event way before my CDI
AfterDeploymentValidation Extension was initialized. As far I understand
this touches an unspecified area. However I would expect that the CDI
runtime has to be initialized before issuing the context initialized event.
What do you think?
(The demo application is a simple .war application)
Jens
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