Tuesday, August 23, 2011

@PostConstruct Example Using Stateless Session Beans and CDI

There was a question posed about using @PostConstruct to initialize JSF fields from a database on the NetBeans Java EE Forum. I thought I would write a quick example of how to use @PostConstruct to initialize a list of customers, and select one to display.

This example also includes using a stateless session bean directly with the @Named annotation from Context and Dependency Injection (CDI).

All of this was accomplished using NetBeans 7.0.1.

Index.java



A copy of the project can be downloaded here: postconstruct.zip

1 comments :

Omos said...

Thanks John, This is very helpful.

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