protected Collection<ContextHolder<? extends Context>> createContexts(ServiceRegistry services) {
List<ContextHolder<? extends Context>> contexts =
new ArrayList<ContextHolder<? extends Context>>();
BeanIdentifierIndex beanIdentifierIndex = services.get(BeanIdentifierIndex.class);
/*
* Register a full set of bound and unbound contexts. Although we may not use all of
* these (e.g. if we are running in a servlet environment) they may be
* useful for an application.
*/
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<ApplicationContext>(
new ApplicationContextImpl(contextId),
ApplicationContext.class,
UnboundLiteral.INSTANCE));
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<SingletonContext>(
new SingletonContextImpl(contextId), SingletonContext.class, UnboundLiteral.INSTANCE));
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<BoundSessionContext>(
new BoundSessionContextImpl(contextId, beanIdentifierIndex),
BoundSessionContext.class,
BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<BoundConversationContext>(
new BoundConversationContextImpl(contextId, services),
BoundConversationContext.class,
BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<BoundRequestContext>(
new BoundRequestContextImpl(contextId),
BoundRequestContext.class,
BoundLiteral.INSTANCE));
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<RequestContext>(
new RequestContextImpl(contextId), RequestContext.class, UnboundLiteral.INSTANCE));
contexts.add(
new ContextHolder<DependentContext>(
new DependentContextImpl(services.get(ContextualStore.class)),
DependentContext.class,
UnboundLiteral.INSTANCE));
services.get(WeldModules.class).postContextRegistration(contextId, services, contexts);
/*
* Register the contexts with the bean manager and add the beans to the
* deployment manager so that they are easily accessible (contexts are app
* scoped)
*/
for (ContextHolder<? extends Context> context : contexts) {
deploymentManager.addContext(context.getContext());
deploymentManager.addBean(ContextBean.of(context, deploymentManager));
}
return contexts;
}
// TODO Move class stuff into startContainer phase
// TODO read EJB descriptors after reading classes
public void deployBeans(Environment environment) {
beanDeployer.addClasses(loadClasses());
beanDeployer.fireProcessAnnotatedTypeForTypesAddedThroughTheSPI();
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new InjectionPointBean(beanManager));
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new EventBean(beanManager));
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new InstanceBean(beanManager));
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new ConversationBean(beanManager));
if (beanManager.getServices().contains(TransactionServices.class)) {
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new UserTransactionBean(beanManager));
}
if (beanManager.getServices().contains(SecurityServices.class)) {
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new PrincipalBean(beanManager));
}
if (beanManager.getServices().contains(ValidationServices.class)) {
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new DefaultValidatorBean(beanManager));
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(new DefaultValidatorFactoryBean(beanManager));
}
// Register the context beans
for (ContextHolder<? extends Context> context : contexts) {
beanDeployer.getEnvironment().addBuiltInBean(ContextBean.of(context, beanManager));
}
// TODO Register the context beans
beanDeployer.createBeans().deploy();
}
