[webbeans-dev] binding Manager to JNDI on Jetty

[Pete Muir]

Yeah, looks like Jetty doesn't support ObjectFactory natively.  
Probably it is actually neater to keep these two concepts separate,  
and just add an ManagerObjectFactoryReference class.

On 23 Apr 2009, at 00:53, Dan Allen wrote:

> In the process of setting up the servlet-booking example for Seam, I  
> tackled the problem of binding the JCDI Manager to JNDI on Jetty.  
> It's just a matter of extending the javax.naming.Reference class. I  
> attached the implementation to https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/WBX-31 
> .
>
> Should I commit this Pete? I need a decison on whether we should  
> change the name of the class to reflect that it is an ObjectFactory  
> and a Reference. I think internally Tomcat must create the reference  
> automatically from the resource definition, which is why Jetty  
> doesn't know what to do with a plain ObjectFactory.
>
> ...I also noticed that injection is not supported in Jetty. I'm not  
> sure how to handle that problem, but it means no booking yet on Jetty.
>
> -Dan
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