"alesj" wrote : | OK, I'll try to extract my previous code - or see if it can be directly reused - to add ear scanning for javaee annotations. | Or even generic for structure deployers as well. Wow, this even surprised me. The code is completely generic *already*. :-) I just needed to change a single modifier into public - which I don't see why I didn't have it before - and all the code is there. ;-) | private void scanEar(VirtualFile root, List<EarModule> modules) throws IOException | { | ClassLoader classLoader = getClass().getClassLoader(); | GenericAnnotationResourceVisitor visitor = new GenericAnnotationResourceVisitor(classLoader); | ClassFilter included = null; | ClassFilter excluded = null; | ResourceFilter filter = visitor.getFilter(); | List<VirtualFile> children = root.getChildren(); | for (VirtualFile child : children) | { | VFSResourceVisitor.visit(new VirtualFile[]{child}, included, excluded, classLoader, visitor, filter); | AnnotationEnvironment env = visitor.getEnv(); | Set<Class<?>> statelessClasses = env.classIsAnnotatedWith(Stateless.class); | // logic here ... | // mark module as EJB3, ... | } | 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) View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4152659#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...