Interceptor ignored when deployed in a module

[juan.hernandez]

Hello,

I have several EJB's that need to use the same interceptor class. The EJBs are deployed inside .jar files inside different .ear deployments. the interceptor class itself is deployed in a JBoss module (modules/whatever/main/module.xml, etc), so that it can be shared. The reference to the module is included in the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF file of the .ear deployments. The classes are loaded correctly, and the EJB's are deployed, but the @Interceptors annotations are silently ignored. Any idea why? It works correctly if I move the interceptor class to the .jar files of the EJB's or to a .jar file inside the lib directory of the .ear files, but I would prefer to have it only in one place.

Thanks in advance,

Juan Hernandez

[wdfink]

The annotations are bot parsed in modules. I think this is a RFE which will be implemented later .

[ctomc]

Wolf-Dieter Fink wrote:

The annotations are bot parsed in modules. I think this is a RFE which will be implemented later .

That is by design and it probably won't change in future.

But proper solution for this is to create jandex index and add it to module as resource.

when importing module you also need to specify to import annotations.

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tomaz