JSR 299 and JSR 330 in Glassfish v3

In the last month we introduced Java EE 6 will include JSR330 and JSR299. Roger Kitain wrote a blog post about how to use JCDI in Glassfish (JSR 299, Ex-webbeans). In the article, he describes how to use JSR 299/JSR 330 to encode with a JSF 2.0 guess number example. You will see some annotations that meet the JSR specification: @Inject, @Qualifier, @SessionScoped, @ApplicationScoped.

How do you want to try this example, I recommend that you use the NetBeans 6.8 M1 and the latest GlassFish V3 version (such as build Web 62) to create a Java EE 6 Web application and put the sample code into the application without additional steps 。

If you want to learn more about JSR 299/JSR 330, please follow this blog as well as Roger's blog.