Is it possible to use bijection in interceptors?
I would like to use the @In annotation to get a reference to the built-in actor component in an interceptor derived from the LoggedInInterceptor used in the examples. I have tried a few combinations of interception annotations in the interceptor class without any luck.
This does not inject, but Actor.instance() works when the interceptor is called:
@Around({BijectionInterceptor.class,
ValidationInterceptor.class,
ConversationInterceptor.class,
BusinessProcessInterceptor.class})
@Within(RemoveInterceptor.class)Removing the @Around and @Within annotations produces the same behavior.
This prevents the interceptor from being called:
@Around({ValidationInterceptor.class,
ConversationInterceptor.class,
BusinessProcessInterceptor.class})
@Within({BijectionInterceptor.class,
RemoveInterceptor.class})I am trying to inject actor with this code in all cases:
@In(create=true)
Actor actor = null;
Actor.instance() does provide the correct reference so this is not a show-stopper for me, but I would be grateful for any tips on where I am going wrong. Is bijection even a reasonable thing to attempt in an interceptor?
Many thanks,
Keith
