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Is two-phase binding mandatory? about elide HOT 3 CLOSED

QubitPi avatar QubitPi commented on June 25, 2024
Is two-phase binding mandatory?

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aklish avatar aklish commented on June 25, 2024

I don't fully recall, but I believe HK2 DI bindings may not work correctly if you do scans before the first phase completes and HK2 is registered. This means serdes and security checks won't be injected.

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QubitPi avatar QubitPi commented on June 25, 2024

Thank you very much, @aklish !

When we put HK2 DI bindings in the 2nd phase exactly as Elide standalone did, everything worked on my machine, but the same code was not working on someone else's machine (it said injector.getService(Elide.class, "elide") returns null there). This was the reason we considered doing scans before 1st phase finished, because that way it worked everywhere

I will investigate this further (see the next comment below) and see if we can remove the null problem and keep the scan in the 2nd phase. Yeah, we want to follow Elide example as much as possible.

Thanks for the help

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QubitPi avatar QubitPi commented on June 25, 2024

Everything just worked. We've managed to put scanning in the 2nd phase. The short answer is we have a config bug in our code previously.

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