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With CDI Extensions, You Can Build Your Own Java 7
Posted: June 21, 2010Published: May 18, 2010
Author: Mitchell Pronsc...Publisher: Javalobby
Five years down the road, when developers look back on Java EE 6, they'll realize that it introduced things to the Java platform that are just as important as the features that debuted Java EE 5 and 4. They'll remember that it was the first version to add built-in extensibility. Dan Allen, the author of "Seam in Action" and a Seam Community Liaison, gave an excellent presentation on CDI (Contexts and Dependency Injection, JSR-299), Weld (the CDI reference implementation), and Seam. The presentation, available on slideshare with audio, dives deep into the functionality added by the EE 6 specs using real world examples (You should definitely check it out!). DZone had an interview several months ago with the Weld project lead at JBoss, Pete Muir, about CDI extensions, and now Weld has released an alpha implementation of them.


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