Bill Barker wrote On 05/04/06 17:18,:
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Bill Barker wrote On 05/04/06 11:14,:
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From: Remy Maucherat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, this will be horrible slow at least until Jasper
looks for metadata-complete.
When you think about it, there's no reason at all why
"metadata-complete" actually affects resource injection. It should
affect declarations of things using annotations, and that's
it, so it's
not that logical, and it should have been named
annotation-processing.
Which is true (at least with my current draft of the spec).
It would have
been nice to have another attribute which says "My app isn't using
Annotations, so don't bother wasting time looking for them" :).
Notice that all component dependencies/injections represented by
environment annotations such as
@EJB/@Resource/@PreDestroy/@PostConstruct,
etc. can be translated into corresponding xml elements in
your deployment
descriptor.
The Java EE 5 spec has this:
A complete deployment descriptor provides a complete description of
the deployment information; a deloyment tool must not examine class
files for this deployment information.
The attribute metadata-complete is used in the deployment
descriptor
to specify whether the descriptor is complete.
It seems Jan's interpretation is right:
<spec-quote version="2.5" section="14.5">
If “metadata-complete” is set to "true", the deployment tool must ignore any
Servlet
annotations present in the class files of the application.
</spec-quote>
Since the JSP spec defers to the Servlet spec for Annotations, I'm assuming
that it's the same for Tags.
Yes, that's correct.
Jan
Jan
Rémy
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