[webbeans-dev] Automatically adding WebBeans configuration on JBoss 5

[Pete Muir]

Ales and I have now done most of this, you now no longer need to  
configure any Web Beans glue in .xml (no ejb-jar.xml w/ interceptor  
binding needed, no jboss-* to enable classloader isolation, no  
WebBeansListener in web.xml). Much neater, yay!

I've left the JSF stuff for now, as this should really be done JBoss  
AS wide, not just for Web Beans IMO.

On 20 Dec 2008, at 17:55, Pete Muir wrote:

> The idea here is that a Web Beans RI app requires certain  
> configuration applied by default (see below), and we should try to  
> provide this configuration by default when in JBoss 5. The user can  
> still override this configuration using the relevant XML. We've  
> talked about this before, but never done anything with it :-)
>
> Here are the rules
>
> 1) ejb-jar.xml
>
>    If web-beans.xml is present in the ejb module's META-INF,  
> automatically add the Web Beans RI SessionBeanInterceptor (see  
> attached ejb-jar.xml for how we currently configure it). The user  
> can't disable this interceptor.
>
>
> 2) jboss-app.xml
>
>   If web-beans.xml is present in the ejb-module's META-INF,  
> automatically enable classloader isolation. Any settings in jboss- 
> app.xml override. Is it possible to explicitly disable classloader  
> isolation? Is this change from the jboss default too confusing?  
> Another option is to disable if a jboss-app.xml is present.
>
> 3) jboss-web.xml
>
>   If web-beans.xml is present in the war's WEB-INF or META-INF,  
> automatically enable classloader isolation. Any settings in jboss- 
> web.xml override. Is it possible to explicitly disable classloader  
> isolation? Is this change from the jboss default too confusing?  
> Another option is to disable if a jboss-app.xml is present.
>
> 4) web.xml
>   If web-beans.xml is present in the war's WEB-INF or META-INF or  
> the ejb module's META-INF automatically add the WebBeansListener  
> servlet listener
>
> And one for the JSF2 deployer
>
> 5) if faces-config.xml is present, automatically add the  
> FacesServlet, it's mapping to the .jsf extension.
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