ServiceLocator (or manual creation at least) and managed beans

[psychollek]

I would like to use something like ServiceLocator api in my application to create a simple module system - for me it would be enough to for example get all EJB's implementing a @Local interface. I thought that I could solve my problem if there would be a possibility to create managed objects by demand - that is, I get the class object or at least it's name from serviceLocator (for example) and then ask container somehow to give me a managed object of this class (so I still have the benefit of dependency injection in the requested object, as well as a container managed pool of objects)

[psychollek]

Maybe I'll precise :

Let assume I have :

public interface MyInterface {

void myMethod();

}

public class MyImpl1 implements MyInterface {

@EJB
MyEjbRemote ejb;

void myMethod(){
ejb.doMethod1();
}

}

public class MyImpl2 implements MyInterface {

@EJB
MyEjbRemote ejb;

void myMethod(){
ejb.doMethod2();
}

}

what I want is to get is :

List<MyInterface> implementations;

such, that both MyImpl2 and MyImpl1 are present within and both of them have MyEjbRemote ejb injected.

[pmuir]

You can do

@Inject Instance<MyInterface> myInterfaces;

...

   for (MyInterface myInterface : myIntefaces) {