"alesj" wrote : | So, someone needs to explain me now what is the logic behind JEE annotations and how the modules are marked. | e.g. what annotations mark some type (OK, I know the EJB3 one's, but have no clue about the others) OK, I've added this mock kind of type matching. It will do :-), since it's not really about what you return, it's about how you do it - via annotations scanning. | private Integer determineType(VirtualFile archive) | { | ClassLoader classLoader = getClass().getClassLoader(); | GenericAnnotationResourceVisitor visitor = new GenericAnnotationResourceVisitor(classLoader); | ClassFilter included = null; | ClassFilter excluded = null; | ResourceFilter filter = org.jboss.classloading.spi.visitor.ClassFilter.INSTANCE; | VFSResourceVisitor.visit(new VirtualFile[]{archive}, included, excluded, classLoader, visitor, filter); | AnnotationEnvironment env = visitor.getEnv(); | | Integer ejbs = getType(env, Stateless.class, J2eeModuleMetaData.EJB); | if (ejbs != null) | { | // check some conflicts - e.g. no @Servlet, ...? | return ejbs; | } | | Integer services = getType(env, Service.class, J2eeModuleMetaData.SERVICE); | if (services != null) | { | // check some conflicts - e.g. no @Servlet, ...? | return services; | } | | Integer appc = getType(env, AppClient.class, J2eeModuleMetaData.CLIENT); | if (appc != null) | { | // check some conflicts - e.g. no @Servlet, ...? | return appc; | } | | Integer wars = getType(env, Servlet.class, J2eeModuleMetaData.WEB); | if (wars != null) | return wars; | | return null; | } | | private Integer getType(AnnotationEnvironment env, Class<? extends Annotation> annotation, int type) | { | Set<Class<?>> classes = env.classIsAnnotatedWith(annotation); | return (classes != null && classes.isEmpty() == false) ? type : null; | } | View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4152929#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...