We also have a forum topic on this:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4189397#...
Here are some questions about the discover:
* any web-beans.xml file in any root directory of the application
classpath,
* any ejb-jar.xml file in any root directory of the application
classpath that also has a web-beans.xml file, and
What does this mean? It seems more specific than the first one.
* any Java class in any archive or directory in the classpath that
has a web-beans.xml file in the root directory.
I think this means:
"give me all the classes from any shared (lib/) jar that has web-
beans.xml in it's metadata path". Gavin, is that right?
On 14 Nov 2008, at 23:39, Pete Muir wrote:
> Whilst working on the web bean discovery, Ales and I hit a spec
> issue. In 10.1 of the current spec 20081105 it says:
>
* any ejb-jar.xml file in any root directory of the application
classpath that also has a web-beans.xml file, and
>
> but ejb-jar.xml is placed in META-INF/
>
> Also, Ales thinks that web-beans.xml should be in META-INF/ as this
> is consistent with other specs.
>
> Also this causes some problems when doing a deployer for JBoss 5,
> Ales can explain more, as I don't understand exactly why.
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