Re: resource injection in java EE webservice
On 09/27/2010 08:18 AM,
gk wrote:
Yes. I am comfortable with "dependency injection" . I have gone
through that section in Spring Framework . setter Injection and
Constructor Injection .
Lew wrote:
I have come to detest Spring.
gk wrote:
However, my query is on resource injection (not dependency injection).
Lew wrote:
Stop! Think for a minute! Do you really think Arved would have mentioned it
if it weren't relevant? Resource injection /is/ dependency injection, where
the dependency is a resource.
gk wrote:
I don't think resource injection = dependency injection. I did not
find a suitable match in google. I wish to know this wording meaning.
Lew wrote:
Resource injection is dependency injection, where the dependency injected is a
resource handler (well, a pointer to the handler).
gk wrote:
my question was "what is a resource injection in java EE webservice"
You'll find that question a lot easier to answer if you eliminate incorrect
ideas, which I was helping you do. You seem resistant to the answers people
are giving you in this thread.
where this stuff is used in in java [sic] EE webservice ? I have done web
The name of the language is spelled "Java".
Well, suppose the web service needs to map entities to a persistent store
(database). It might use the '@PersistenceContext' annotation to inject an
entity manager, as I mentioned in my last response. Had you done any minimal
googling whatsoever at all in the least even a bit on the terms in that
response you likely would have run across this by now.
service coding using AXIS and Weblogic. I've not come across this
stuff. Do we really do resource injection in web service ? This is
the part I'm not clear.
Yes.
--
Lew
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