In the Weld Reference Documentation I read ...we don't recommend directly injecting an entity class.
(link)
But then you end up with stuff in the back end like
public void addItem() {
entityManager.persist(newItem);
}where newItem is created with 'new' . (possibly made available for EL via @Produces)
But doesn't that make your back end code dependent of the front end? It feels wrong to me. I would much prefere a more natural method like
public void addItem(Item item) {
entityManager.persist(item)
}whitch would be possible if I could annotate entities with @Model and then inject them when needed.
Am I wrong about this?
