Hi,
Felipe, this is not about injecting EJBs into resource classes [*]. It
is about a resource class *being* an EJB, in this case a stateless
session bean POJO.
When looking up the reference to the SSB using JNDI a reference to the
interface is returned instead of a reference to the POJO. Ken can
confirm but that i think that is a spec requirement.
You need to do the following:
1) declare the annotated methods on the interface; and
2) remove the annotations on the implementing methods.
@Stateless
@Path(“root”)
public class RootResource implements IFace {
public String get() { return “lol”; }
}
public interface IFace {
@GET
public String get() { return “lol”; }
}
Jersey uses the annotations on the Java method to determine what
Method instance should be utilized for invocation. The returned
reference, a proxy, from JNDI is not an instance of RootResource.
Hence the error.
I think Jersey can be modified in two ways:
1) Always use the Method instance from an interface (if present) for
invocation; and
2) Log an error if the SSB class implements annotated methods that are
not declared on an interface (if present).
Paul.
[*] If you are using the latest GF v3 and you annotate your resource
class with @ManagedBean you will no longer require the custom EJB
provider.
On Oct 21, 2009, at 12:12 PM, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Yes, Jersey cannot inject EJBs.. you should use an EJB Provider...
>
> in my project I have an example:
>
> http://kenai.com/projects/puj/sources/arena/show/arena-http/src/main/java/com/kenai/puj/arena/http
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