Hi,

first of all let us take this conversation off the cdi list, as it is a
Weld related question (moving to weld-dev list).

Now to your question(s)...

If you could attach a tiny reproducer, this would probably be resolved
within minutes, so if you can send one, do so please.

> Now here's the problem, If I use this annotation on just a regular
method

> which I call myself, it DOES NOT work.

This feels like very basic use case do I doubt it isn't working.

What are the classes where you declare these methods?

How to you obtain a reference to the bean which has `doSend` method?

Again, reproducer would make all this very obvious and I could help you
quickly :)

> @Priority set on it and that works fine. But I've also tried setting

> <interceptors> in beans.xml

@Priority enables in for whole application, while beans.xml for the given
bean archive.

And you should not combine both approaches.

Regards

Matej

----- Original Message -----

> From: "Michael Remijan" <mjremijan@yahoo.com>

> To: cdi-dev@lists.jboss.org

> Sent: Monday, November 14, 2016 5:43:27 AM

> Subject: [cdi-dev] Think I found bug with interceptor

> 

> Greetings,

> 

> I am using:

> 

> <dependency>

> <groupId>org.jboss.weld.se</groupId>

> <artifactId>weld-se-core</artifactId>

> <version>3.0.0.Alpha15</version>

> </dependency>

> 

> and I think I found a bug with the interceptors. I wanted to ask about
it

> first before I put it in Jira.

> 

> Basically, the interceptor I have defined works great if I annotate
a method

> called by the CDI container, which in my case is an method observing
for an

> event. I have an ExceptionRetryInterceptor class and an ExceptionRetry

> annotation. If I annotate an observer method like this:

> 

> @ExceptionRetry

> public void send(

> @Observes @Priority(SEND_EMAIL_MESSAGE) EmailEvent evnt

> ) throws MessagingException, IOException {....}

> 

> 

> No problem, everything works fine. I can see the interceptor code
being

> called in my logs.

> 

> Now here's the problem, If I use this annotation on just a regular
method

> which I call myself, it DOES NOT work. So if I refactor the above
example so

> the annotation is NOT on the observer method called by the container,
then

> the doSend() method below does NOT get wrapped by the interceptor:

> 

> 

> public void send(

> @Observes @Priority(SEND_EMAIL_MESSAGE) EmailEvent evnt

> ) throws MessagingException, IOException {

> //....

> doSend();

> }

> 

> @ExceptionRetry

> public void doSend() {....} // this method does not get wrapped by
the

> interceptor

> 

> 

> I'm trying to figure out why. My ExceptionRetryInterceptor class has
a

> @Priority set on it and that works fine. But I've also tried setting

> <interceptors> in beans.xml but the doSend(){...} method still
doesn't get

> wrapped.

> 

> Any thoughts/help?

> 

> 

> 

> 

> 

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