CDI: Injecting in war from different war throws WELD Exception (unresolved dependencies)

[rostifant]

Hi,

I am trying to inject a stateless Bean to a Managedbean, everything works perfectly if both beans are in the same war. Now, I have divided my project into several wars. Now I am getting a Unsatisfied Dependencies Exception:

Caused by: org.jboss.weld.exceptions.DeploymentException: WELD-001408 Unsatisfied dependencies for type [ServiceLogin] with qualifiers [@Default] at injection point [[field] @Inject private org.atmosfair.view.login.LoginBean.serviceLogin]

I have already tried to put a dependency in the manifest.mf, but this doesn't work. What am I doing wrong? Or is it just impossible, what I can hardly imagine.

thx for your help

[rostifant]

I played a little bit with the Configuration. The beans are put correctly in the jndi tree. If a resolve them manually everything works perflectly. But I don't want to replace every Inject with a JNDI lookup. As you can see both wars are in the same classpath, cause I don't get no ClassNotFoundException. What am I doing wrong?

[sfcoy]

Are these separately deployed WAR files, or are they contained with an enveloping EAR file?

The default behaviour is that separate deployments cannot see each other's classes.

[rostifant]

They are seperateley deployed. I know that the classloaders are isolated in different deployments, but as I mentioned before I added one war as a dependency for the other in the manifest.mf. This works because I can "inject" via jndi and don't get a ClassNotFoundException.

[sfcoy]

What do you mean exactly by:

"inject" via jndi

?

[alesj]

This works because I can "inject" via jndi and don't get a ClassNotFoundException.

This is really not a classloading issue.

It's the way CDI resolves dependencies / injections.

And by default, it of course doesn't cross deployment boundaries -- no matter what/how you configure classloading.

[rostifant]

but how can I inject across multiple dependencies ?

[akdabas]

Hey Franz,

did you find a solution?