As far as I can tell (being a NetBeans: users/j2ee mailing lists
subscriber) the major problem with that limitations is that no one
knows about them (I am good example of such a person :)
Moreover there are lot of people who does not know, that injection is
actually possible for Java SE application clients.
So people are facing problems, they think they do something wrong,
they look for solutions, but they could avoid all that if they knew
about certain limitations documented somewhere, deep deep inside
specification papers.
p.s.
I know about app client case now, thanks to you :) but I know nothing
about web apps injection restrictions... Good for me I do not write
any web applications :)
2006/12/6, jacob_at_hookom.net <jacob_at_hookom.net>:
> Do you have referenced examples/blogs about the issues?
>
>
> >A number of folks have run into the spec limitations around injection...
> >
> >The app client case is the most restrictive. Web apps have it a bit
> >better, but users have run into restrictions there, too.
> >
> >Is there any thought about ways to relax these restrictions in Java EE 6?
> >
> >vbk
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