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On 18 Jan 2010, at 23:07, Joseph Bergmark wrote:
While verifying the behavior of decorated dependent scoped beans on
OpenWebBeans, Gurkan mentioned that he observed the same behavior on WELD. While
verifying myself I noticed two behaviors that seem to conflict with the spec.
1) Non-normal scoped beans don't have any restrictions on public fields. A quick
test showed that changes made to public fields directly are not reflected when a call to a
getter method that returns that value of the public field is made. Presumably this is
because there is an proxy like object in the middle.
For example
@Inject MyBean myBean;
myBean.number = 7;
myBean.getNumber(); //would return the default value for number and not 7 which it was
just set to.
Correct, I don't think the spec covers this.
2) Non-normal scoped beans don't require a public no-args constructor. If the
dependent scoped bean instead had a constructor annotated with @Inject (as per 3.1.1), an
InstantiationException was thrown.
Are these expected restrictions once that dependent scoped bean is Decorated?
No, this seems like a bug.