Re: [webbeans-dev] Creating instances of managed beans (including EJBs) in EE6 (was Re: non-contextual managed bean creation)

>> Let's add a web beans provided interceptor that the EJB container >> will register after any >> EJB-style interceptors. That can handle all interceptors that are >> specified via >> CDI-style metadata. > > I was just talking with Carlo about how to do this. Since we are now > doing such deep integration, I would prefer to switch to using an SPI > to specify the interceptors to apply to a session bean. Of course, > the > EJB container could choose to use an interceptor to attach them > (essentially moving the built in SPI to the container). I guess such > an SPI would look like [1]: > > interface EjbServices { > > ... > > void registerInterceptors(EjbDescriptor<?> descriptor, > Collection<Interceptor<?>> interceptors); > } > > This would completely remove the Web Beans built in EJB interceptor > (more flexible for integrators). Does this represent a) the CDI impl's system-level interceptor or b) application-level interceptors that are specified via CDI- specific metadata Or are you saying there is no longer a need for a) ? It's an important distinction since a) would need to be registered before *any* application-level interceptors, whereas b) would be registered after interceptors specified via the EJB interceptor metadata.