Hi Sergey, I have tested @Stateless in CustomerService.java, from the http basic example in jaxrs-samples.
The annotation appears in the list in ServerFactory.Service.ClassResourceInfos[].ResourceClass.annotations. Therefore, sf.setResourceClasses does not interfere with the annotation being processed, but I had seen it throw an exception before, for some unknown reason. The point that I was making before is that CXFEasyBeansInvoker is precisely the difference between cxf-easybeans and CXF-JAXWS-easybeans. Also, the jonas version, which was the second group mentioned in the last "between" statement, does the Invoker and InvokerFactory. The Invoker does not do invoker it just extends jaxwsAbstractInvoker and gets and releases resource. Perhaps, similar to RP. I think that there is no RP in the Jonas model. The jonas model keeps a factory field that is instantiated at construction time, in the InvokerFactory. The invoker factory actually manages the specific releasing of the pool gotten object. So. Basically, I think that the InvokerFactory and Invoker from that model can be refactored out into RP-- refactored partially. Second, if the Invoker extends JAXRS Invoker, it would precisely be the EasyBeans version of the Invoker, but with factory-pool model, and with JAXRS instead of JAXWS. So, for starters, that is what I would recommend to myself as doing next. Then, if it needs to be adjusted (JAXRSInvoker) then that would be the other step. Perhaps it will now be doing things that are not needed. Then, in order to create the EJBInstance, it would be nice to have some create EJB Instance method, as described before, which would take things like the web.xml file as params, and then create the IDeployable, create the EJBInstance, and from that JContainer3, create the appropriate factory, since the container already automatically selects which factory to instantiate. That factory can either sit in RP, which is where these methods might go, or possibly as some EJBPackageCreationUtility class that is called by RP, or perhaps, factory could be passed to InvokerFactory, but I think that because JAX-RS, you might want to keep the RP model. So, there is my synopsis on where the answer is, and if permission, I will create the Invoker in the steps that I described here. Thanks again, Ryan
