DOES SPRING IOC CONTAINER WORK IN A JAKARTA EE 10 CONTAINER ?

[Chace n'b]

I have a web project (Spring 6.x, Jakarta EE 10, wildfly 28.x) in which I have been able to Implement dependency Injection using Jakarta CDI.

I've tried so bad to do the same using the spring IOC container with a java-based configuration but it seems like the spring IOC container is unabled to scan properly and detect beans when running on a Jakarta EE 10 container.

Question: Does Spring IOC container work when runnig in a Jakarta EE 10 container? 

If so, I'd like to have a glance at what I've been doing wrong. 

Thanks.

[James Perkins]

This seems more like a Spring question and I'm far from a Spring expert, but I don't think Spring works with CDI. They have their own injection framework.

[Chace n'b]

Thanks for the response. 

This question was because I heard about some integration that allows to use spring's annotations inside CDI beans.

I've been trying to replicate the spring's @Value annotation behaviour within a CDI environment using custom annotations, producer methods and custom qualifiers but I haven't been able to reproduce it. 

I ended up doing as follows :
- Creating a custom CDI bean (via producer method) of type Properties decorated with a custom Qualifier ;

- Inject that custom qualified Properties Bean inside any CDI bean ;

- Populate Class member values inside the PostConstruct method.

It looks messy I know. Any ideas on how to make this cleaner?

Thanks in advance

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[James Perkins]

I'm sorry, I don't know enough about Spring to comment beyond what I have already.

[Chace Boris]

That's fine. I appreciate your availability though.

Thanks 

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[Hantsy Bai]

it is not a big problem when using Spring 6 in a Jakarta EE 10 container,  check my example,

https://github.com/hantsy/spring6-sandbox/blob/master/jakartaee-wildfly/

run `mvn clean wildfly:run -Pwildfly` to run the application, and tests `mvn clean verify -Pit-wildfly`.

[Chace Boris]

Thanks for the response Bai 先生

I can see that the @Value annotation is used inside a Spring bean as it should be.

I use CDI beans in my project instead of Spring Beans. 

I read some about jakarta's @Resource / @PropertySource that could act as spring's @Value.

I think I have my answer, Thanks for the answer.

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