Answer by Emily Jiang for Java EE Dependency Injection in Websphere Liberty...
Although what Scott suggests fixes your problem, here is the full picture about how it works.In CDI 1.2, all applications are CDI enabled by default. If there is an empty beans.xml or a beans.xml with...
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You can force CDI to treat the servlet as a bean and perform injection by changing the bean discovery mode to all. This article provides some useful background and an example of this:<?xml...
View ArticleAnswer by Anton Kolyaev for Java EE Dependency Injection in Websphere Liberty...
I'm not familiar enough with EJB, but you could try to add @Stateless or @Service annotation to your Service classpackage my.simple.app;@Stateless//@Servicepublic class HelloService { String...
View ArticleJava EE Dependency Injection in Websphere Liberty profile
I am trying to use CDI in my very simple web app that runs in Websphere Liberty profile installed via Docker.However the injection fails unless I specify a scope annotation (e.g. @ApplicationScoped) on...
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