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While the other specs requires to use the provided binary, the Javadoc of the jakarta.inject allows to implement as a compile time option:
An injector that uses compile-time code generation may not even have its own run time representation. 1
So it is possible to certify an implementation that uses compile time injection? It would be needed to compile the sources provided by the TCK and run the tests with the compiled version.
Or is it not legal to certify a compile-time DI?
Thanks!
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While the other specs requires to use the provided binary, the Javadoc of the jakarta.inject allows to implement as a compile time option:
So it is possible to certify an implementation that uses compile time injection? It would be needed to compile the sources provided by the TCK and run the tests with the compiled version.
Or is it not legal to certify a compile-time DI?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: