CDI
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Enterprise Java
Java EE CDI Qualifiers: Quick Peek
Qualifiers are the mainstay of type safety and loose coupling in Contexts and Dependency Injection (CDI). Why? Without CDI, we…
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Injecting configuration values using CDI’s InjectionPoint
Dependency injection is a great technology for the organization of class dependencies. All class instances you need in your current…
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Tutorial: Writing your own CDI extension
Today I will show you how to write a CDI extension. CDI provides a easy way for extending the functionality,…
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Simple CRUD using Servlet 3.0, Redis/Jedis and CDI – Part 2
In this post we will focus on CDI and Servlet 3.0. You can see part 1 here. Let’s start with…
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Simple CRUD using Servlet 3.0, Redis/Jedis and CDI – Part 1
In this post we will build a simple user crud. The data will be stored in Redis. To interact with…
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Basic Injection / Qualifiers, Scope
This is a continuation of the DI/CDI Basics tackled last week – in this post, I’ll be discussing Basic Injection,…
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DI / CDI – Basics
Introduction (DI/CDI Basics) First of all, I would assume there is a bit of confusion to this, but the truth…
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Java EE CDI programmatic dependency disambiguation example – Injection Point inspection
In this tutorial we shall see how we can avoid programmatic dependency disambiguation when injecting Java EE CDI beans. We…
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Java EE CDI dependency disambiguation example
In this tutorial we shall show you how to avoid dependency disambiguation in CDI beans. In CDI we can achieve…
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