Usage of @Inject or @EJB within AssetRendererFactory

[Martin Jonik, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Hi all.

I developed a custom JSF Portlet and now I want to make use of Liferays Kaleo Worklflow Engine.
I added my own AssetRendererFactory and my own WorkflowHandler to liferay-portlet.xml.

The problem is I cannot use my own Services from these classes. Neither EJB nor CDI works.
Any hints?

public class CustomAssetRendererFactory extends BasesAssetRendererFactory {

@EJB
private CustomService ejbService;

@Inject
private CustomService cdiService;

}

[Juan Gonzalez, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Hi Martin,

did you try reading this Wiki entry about developing CDI portlets?

https://www.liferay.com/community/wiki/-/wiki/Main/Developing+JSF+Portlets+with+CDI

[Neil Griffin, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Also, please refer to my comment about CDIBeanManagerUtil in the thread titled CDI injection in 6.2 CE Tomcat.

[Martin Jonik, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Thank you, Neil. Works brilliant after I wrapped the EJB into a CDI bean.
It is also possible to make a normal InitialContext().lookup() call but anyway it would be nice to make use of all the annotations.

[Neil Griffin, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Hi Martin,

When you get a chance, could you provide updated code that shows how you wrapped the EJB into a CDI bean? I would be interested to see that.

Thank you,

Neil

[Martin Jonik, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

it's nothing special. just that way:

@ApplicationScoped
public class CustomCdiBean {

@EJB
private CustomService;

public CustomService getService() {
return service;
}

}

public class CustomAssetRendererFactory extends BasesAssetRendererFactory {

public void anyMethod() {
 CustomCdiBean bean = CDIBeanManagerUtil.getManagedBeanReference(CustomCdiBean.class);
 CustomService service = bean.getService(); 
}

}

Maybe it would work that way as well...

@Stateless
@Local
@ApplicationScoped
public class CustomService() {

}

[Neil Griffin, geändert vor 9 Jahren.]

Hi Martin,

Thanks for posting the code.

Kind Regards,

Neil