> The injection point so added is one of my choosing and it does not
matter why I chose it. It honors the InjectionPoint contract. My
intention is that this is something that CDI should "fill".
What exactly should CDI do with this injection point in your opinion?
Given a class based beans with some fields (just to keep it simple), you can modify the set of injection points and add an extra IP of type Foo that wasn't present before.
I'm trying to do two things:
1. Exactly what you say here: I am trying to programmatically add an unannotated field (the field is of course in the class) to the set of injection points Weld will use natively
2. Let Weld do injection natively on the set of injection points I have so described: I'm reporting the injection points I want filled; Weld knows how to fill injection points; I want it to do its thing
I feel sheepish saying this but it's true: I don't know how to do (1) without, for example, programmatically adding the @Inject annotation at, say, ProcessAnnotatedType time; for various reasons I don't want to do it that way. What's another way? I don't see any methods that would help me at ProcessBeanAttributes, ProcessBean, ProcessManagedBean, etc. time. Apologies if I'm missing something obvious.
Best,
Laird