Examples of InjectionPoint

com.google.inject.spi.InjectionPoint
A constructor, field or method that can receive injections. Typically this is a member with the {@literal @}{@link Inject} annotation. For non-private, no argument constructors, the member mayomit the annotation. @author crazybob@google.com (Bob Lee) @since 2.0
javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint
Provides access to metadata about an injection point. May represent an {@linkplain javax.inject.Inject injected field} or aparameter of a {@linkplain javax.inject.Inject bean constructor}, {@linkplain javax.inject.Inject initializer method}, {@linkplain javax.enterprise.inject.Produces producer method}, {@linkplain javax.enterprise.inject.Disposes disposer method}or {@linkplain javax.enterprise.event.Observes observer method}.

If the injection point is a dynamically selected reference obtained then the metadata obtain reflects the injection point of the {@link Instance}, with the required type and any additional required qualifers defined by {@linkplain Instance Instance.select()}.

Occasionally, a bean with scope {@link javax.enterprise.context.Dependent @Dependent} needs to access metadata relatingto the object to which it belongs. The bean may inject an {@code InjectionPoint} representing the injection point into whichthe bean was injected.

For example, the following producer method creates injectable Logger s. The log category of a Logger depends upon the class of the object into which it is injected.
```
 @Produces Logger createLogger(InjectionPoint injectionPoint) { return Logger.getLogger(injectionPoint.getMember().getDeclaringClass().getName()); } 
```
Only {@linkplain javax.enterprise.context.Dependent dependent} objects, may obtain information about the injection point towhich they belong.
@author Gavin King @author Pete Muir
javax.inject.manager.InjectionPoint
org.elasticsearch.common.inject.spi.InjectionPoint
A constructor, field or method that can receive injections. Typically this is a member with the {@literal @}{@link Inject} annotation. For non-private, no argument constructors, the member mayomit the annotation. @author crazybob@google.com (Bob Lee) @since 2.0
org.grouplens.grapht.reflect.InjectionPoint
org.jboss.arquillian.core.spi.InjectionPoint
FieldInjectionPoint @author Aslak Knutsen @version $Revision: $
org.jboss.arquillian.impl.core.spi.InjectionPoint
FieldInjectionPoint @author Aslak Knutsen @version $Revision: $
org.jboss.injection.injector.util.InjectionPoint
A location that an inject can occur. This must be able to perform the injection onto a specific target. @author John Bailey @param < T> The target object type @param < V> The injected value type

Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint

        AnnotatedElementFactory annotatedElementFactory = webBeansContext.getAnnotatedElementFactory();
        AnnotatedType<?> annotated = annotatedElementFactory.newAnnotatedType(member.getDeclaringClass());
        AnnotatedMethod method = annotatedElementFactory.newAnnotatedMethod(member, annotated);
        List<AnnotatedParameter<?>> parameters = method.getParameters();


        InjectionPoint point = null;


        for(AnnotatedParameter<?> parameter : parameters)
        {
            //@Observes is not injection point type for method parameters
            if(parameter.getAnnotation(Observes.class) == null)

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint

        if (scannerService.isBDABeansXmlScanningEnabled())
        {
            if (injectinPointClass == null)
            {
                // Retrieve ip from thread local for producer case
                InjectionPoint ip = injectionPoints.get();
                if (ip != null)
                {
                    injectinPointClass = ip.getBean().getBeanClass();
                }
            }
            bdaBeansXMLFilePath = getBDABeansXMLPath(injectinPointClass);
        }

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint


        List<InjectionPoint> lists = new ArrayList<InjectionPoint>();


        List<AnnotatedParameter<X>> parameters = method.getParameters();


        InjectionPoint point = null;


        for(AnnotatedParameter<?> parameter : parameters)
        {
            //@Observes is not injection point type for method parameters
            if(parameter.getAnnotation(Observes.class) == null)

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint


        List<InjectionPoint> lists = new ArrayList<InjectionPoint>();


        List<AnnotatedParameter<T>> parameters = constructor.getParameters();


        InjectionPoint point = null;


        for(AnnotatedParameter<?> parameter : parameters)
        {
            point = getGenericInjectionPoint(owner, parameter.getAnnotations().toArray(new Annotation[parameter.getAnnotations().size()]),
                                             parameter.getBaseType(), constructor.getJavaMember() , parameter);

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint


        AnnotatedType<Object> annotated = (AnnotatedType<Object>) webBeansContext.getAnnotatedElementFactory().newAnnotatedType(member.getDeclaringClass());
        AnnotatedConstructor constructor = webBeansContext.getAnnotatedElementFactory().newAnnotatedConstructor((Constructor<Object>)member,annotated);
        List<AnnotatedParameter<?>> parameters = constructor.getParameters();


        InjectionPoint point = null;


        for(AnnotatedParameter<?> parameter : parameters)
        {
            point = getGenericInjectionPoint(owner, parameter.getAnnotations().toArray(new Annotation[parameter.getAnnotations().size()]),
                                             parameter.getBaseType(), member , parameter);

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint


    protected void initDelegate()
    {
        Set<InjectionPoint> injectionPoints = getInjectionPoints();
        boolean found = false;
        InjectionPoint ipFound = null;
        for(InjectionPoint ip : injectionPoints)
        {
            if(ip.getAnnotated().isAnnotationPresent(Delegate.class))
            {
                if(!found)
                {
                    found = true;
                    ipFound = ip;                    
                }
                else
                {
                    throw new WebBeansConfigurationException("Decorators must have a one @Delegate injection point. " +
                            "But the decorator bean : " + toString() + " has more than one");
                }
            }            
        }
        
        
        if(ipFound == null)
        {
            throw new WebBeansConfigurationException("Decorators must have a one @Delegate injection point." +
                    "But the decorator bean : " + toString() + " has none");
        }
        
        if(!(ipFound.getMember() instanceof Constructor))
        {
            AnnotatedElement element = (AnnotatedElement)ipFound.getMember();
            if(!element.isAnnotationPresent(Inject.class))
            {
                String message = "Error in decorator : "+ toString() + ". The delegate injection point must be an injected field, " +
                        "initializer method parameter or bean constructor method parameter.";

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint

        }
    }


    public <T> void addFieldInjectionPointMetaData(AbstractOwbBean<T> owner, Field field)
    {
        InjectionPoint injectionPoint = owner.getWebBeansContext().getInjectionPointFactory().getFieldInjectionPointData(owner, field);
        if (injectionPoint != null)
        {
            addImplicitComponentForInjectionPoint(injectionPoint);
            owner.addInjectionPoint(injectionPoint);
        }

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint


        Set<Type> types = new LinkedHashSet<Type>();
        types.add(ILog.class);
        
        Decorator<?> decorator = getBeanManager().resolveDecorators(types, new Annotation[0]).iterator().next();
        InjectionPoint injectionPoint = decorator.getInjectionPoints().iterator().next();
        
        //Check that injection point is delegate
        Assert.assertTrue(injectionPoint.isDelegate());
        
        Bean<?> bean = getBeanManager().getBeans("org.apache.webbeans.newtests.decorators.simple.MyLog").iterator().next();
        
        ILog ilog = (ILog) getBeanManager().getReference(bean, ILog.class, getBeanManager().createCreationalContext(bean));
        ilog.log("DELEGATE TEST");

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint

    @Override
    public InjectionPoint create(CreationalContextImpl<InjectionPoint> env,
                                 CreationalContextImpl<?> parentEnv,
                                 InjectionPoint ip)
    {
      InjectionPoint ip2 =  parentEnv.findInjectionPoint();
      
      if (ip2 != null)
        return ip2;
      
      throw new InjectionException(L.l("no injection point available in this context {0}",

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Examples of javax.enterprise.inject.spi.InjectionPoint

                    
                    //Annotated parameter
                    AnnotatedParameter<T> annotatedParameter = annotatedMethod.getParameters().get(i);
                    
                    //Creating injection point
                    InjectionPoint point = InjectionPointFactory.getPartialInjectionPoint(this.bean, type, this.observerMethod, annotatedParameter, bindingTypes);
                    
                    //Injected Bean
                    Bean<Object> injectedBean = (Bean<Object>)InjectionResolver.getInstance().getInjectionPointBean(point);
                    
                    //Set for @Inject InjectionPoint
                    if(WebBeansUtil.isDependent(injectedBean))
                    {
                        if(!InjectionPoint.class.isAssignableFrom(ClassUtil.getClass(point.getType())))
                        {
                            InjectionPointBean.local.set(point);   
                        }
                    }

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