@Test

    public void test() {

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy FooExtension. This BDA does not have access to bda2

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy FooTarget and SimpleBean. This BDA does not have access to bda1

        final FooExtension extension = new FooExtension();

        // Create a deployment, that we can use to mirror the structure of one Extension inside a BDA, and one outside

        Deployment deployment = new AbstractDeployment(ImmutableSet.of(bda1, bda2), transform(extension)) {

    */

    @Test

    public void test() {

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Observer1 and Foo. This is equivalent to a war or ejb jar

        // Create the BDA to return from loadBeanDeploymentArchive for Observer2, this is probably a library, though could be another war or ejb jar

        // bda2 is accessible from bda1, but isn't added to it's accessibility graph by default. This similar to an archive which doesn't contain a beans.xml but does contain an extension

        // Create a deployment, that we can use to mirror the structure of one Extension inside a BDA, and one outside

        Deployment deployment = new AbstractDeployment(bda1, new Observer1(), new Observer2(), new CountingObserver1(), new CountingObserver2()) {

            public BeanDeploymentArchive loadBeanDeploymentArchive(Class<?> beanClass) {

    */

    @Test

    public void testEventsSentOnceOnly() {

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Observer1 and Foo. This is equivalent to a war or ejb jar

        // Create the BDA to return from loadBeanDeploymentArchive for Observer2, this is probably a library, though could be another war or ejb jar

        // bda2 is accessible from bda1, but isn't added to it's accessibility graph by default. This similar to an archive which doesn't contain a beans.xml but does contain an extension

        // Create a deployment, that we can use to mirror the structure of one Extension inside a BDA, and one outside

        Deployment deployment = new AbstractDeployment(bda1, new Observer1(), new Observer2(), new CountingObserver1(), new CountingObserver2()) {

            public BeanDeploymentArchive loadBeanDeploymentArchive(Class<?> beanClass) {

    * description = "WELD-319"

    */

    @Test

    public void testBeansXmlIsolation() {

        Deployment deployment = new FlatDeployment(war);

        TestContainer container = null;

        try {

    * description = "WELD-319"

    */

    @Test

    public void testBeansXmlMultipleEnabling() {

        Deployment deployment = new FlatDeployment(war);

        TestContainer container = null;

        try {

    public void testTypicalEarStructure() {

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Foo. This is equivalent to a ejb

        // jar

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Bar. This is equivalent to a war

        // The war can access the ejb jar

        // Create a deployment, any other classes are put into the ejb-jar (not

        // relevant to test)

        Deployment deployment = new AbstractDeployment(war, ejbJar) {

    public void testInterceptorEnabledInWarButPackagedInEjbJar() {

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Foo. This is equivalent to a ejb

        // jar

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Bar. This is equivalent to a war

        BeansXml beansXml = new BeansXmlImpl(null, null, null, asList(BasicInterceptor.class.getName()));

        // The war can access the ejb jar

        // Create a deployment, any other classes are put into the ejb-jar (not

        // relevant to test)

        Deployment deployment = new AbstractDeployment(ejbJar, war) {

    public void testDecoratorEnabledInWarButPackagedInEjbJar() {

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Foo. This is equivalent to a ejb

        // jar

        // Create the BDA in which we will deploy Bar. This is equivalent to a war

        BeansXml beansXml = new BeansXmlImpl(null, null, asList(BlahDecorator.class.getName()), null);

        // The war can access the ejb jar

        // Create a deployment, any other classes are put into the ejb-jar (not

        // relevant to test)

        Deployment deployment = new AbstractDeployment(war, ejbJar) {

        final EjbDescriptor<Foo> fooDescriptor = new EjbDescriptorImpl<Foo>(Foo.class, Foo.class, EnhancedFoo.class, SessionBeanType.STATEFUL);

        final EjbDescriptor<Bar> barDescriptor = new EjbDescriptorImpl<Bar>(Bar.class, BarLocal.class, EnhancedBar.class, SessionBeanType.STATEFUL);

        final EjbDescriptor<Baz> bazDescriptor = new EjbDescriptorImpl<Baz>(Baz.class, Baz.class, EnhancedBaz.class, null);

                Foo.class,

                Bar.class,

                BarLocal.class,

                BarDecorator.class,

                BarInterceptor.class,

    protected TestContainer bootstrapContainer(int id, Collection<Class<?>> classes) {

        // Bootstrap container

        SwitchableSingletonProvider.use(id);

        container.getDeployment().getServices().add(ProxyServices.class, new SwitchableCLProxyServices());

        container.startContainer();

        container.ensureRequestActive();

        return container;