[seam-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (SOLDER-325) Logging implementations generated by jboss-logging-generator do not comply with JSR299 CDI spec.

Mon Apr 2 11:27:48 EDT 2012

Kris Vandebroek created SOLDER-325:
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             Summary: Logging implementations generated by jboss-logging-generator do not comply with JSR299 CDI spec.
                 Key: SOLDER-325
                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SOLDER-325
             Project: Solder
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: Compliance, Logging, Servlet
            Reporter: Kris Vandebroek

Seam-solder uses jboss-logging in the class ServletLogger (solder-impl-3.1.0.jar).
The implementation of this ServletLogger interface, was generated at the compilation time of solder-impl by using jboss-logging-generator. This generated the class ServletLogger_$logger also included in the solder-impl-3.1.0.jar.

Some classes, like ImplicitServletObjectsHolder @Inject the ServletLogger.
This is possible if and only if the ServletLogger implementation class is recognized by the CDI container. (In my case OpenWebBeans from the IBM websphere 8 container).

This ServletLogger_$logger implementation class is however no valid CDI managed bean as specified in the JSR299 specification in section: 3.1.1:
A managed bean must have an appropriate constructor - either: a) the class has a constructor with no parameter, or b) the class declares a constructor annotated @Inject.

The generated class ServletLogger_$logger has a non-default constructor (with argument 'Logger log') but does not specify the necessary @Inject on the constructor.

The result is that the class is not identified by the CDI container en thus no valid injectable managed bean is found.

(some more info can be found on: https://community.jboss.org/message/727773#727773)

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