@Inject not recognised

[Mumuney Abdlquadri]

Hi,

I have added these jars to my project,

cell,controller, core, websocket, ejb and ejb-wildfly

but @Inject is not recognised.

Any hints?

Regards.

[Hendrik Ebbers]

Do you mean that the Inject.class can not be found or is a value not injected?

[Mumuney Abdlquadri]

I am getting compilation error...

[Mumuney Abdlquadri]

error: cannot find symbol
@Inject
symbol: class Inject
location: class LoadPersonsTask

[Hendrik Ebbers]

The annotation class should be part of javax.inject that is added in the pom.xml of the datafx-controller module. I can't check it at the moment.

[Hendrik Ebbers]

The datafx-cell module is only needed if you some of the custom table cells that are part of the module. Normally you only need datafx-ejb and datafx-controller.

[Hendrik Ebbers]

datafx-ejb only when you want to access a remote ejb. In this case an webcontainer specific implementation is needed. Currently we support wildfly. If you use this you need the ejb-wildfly module, too

[Mumuney Abdlquadri]

Ok I can see it in the datafx-controller module project. But for some
reason it is not in the datafx-controller jar.

Regards.

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[Mumuney Abdlquadri]

Of course it wont be.

I think the challenge is I am not using maven in my project so I have
copy all external dependencies..

Regards,

On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 2:58 PM, Mumuney Abdlquadri

[Hendrik Ebbers]

Yes. In that case you need to do this by hand...