Examples of javax.context.ScopeType.passivating()

javax.context.ScopeType.passivating()


    protected void checkScopeType()
    {
        // Scope type check
        ScopeType scope = this.getScopeType().getAnnotation(ScopeType.class);
        if (scope.passivating())
        {
            if (!this.isSerializable())
            {
                throw new IllegalProductException("WebBeans producer method : " + creatorMethod.getName() + " return type in the component implementation class : " + this.parent.getReturnType().getName() + " with passivating scope @" + scope.annotationType().getName() + " must be Serializable");
            }

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                Object beanObj = itBeans.next();
                if (beanObj instanceof ComponentImpl)
                {
                    ComponentImpl<?> component = (ComponentImpl<?>) beanObj;
                    ScopeType scope = component.getScopeType().getAnnotation(ScopeType.class);
                    if (scope.passivating())
                    {
                        // TODO  Check constructor


                        // TODO Check non-transient fields

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    public static void checkSerializableScopeType(Class<?> scopeType, boolean isSerializable, String errorMessage)
    {
        // Scope type check
        ScopeType scope = scopeType.getAnnotation(ScopeType.class);
        if (scope.passivating())
        {
            if (!isSerializable)
            {
                throw new IllegalProductException(errorMessage);
            }

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                Object beanObj = itBeans.next();
                if (beanObj instanceof ComponentImpl)
                {
                    ComponentImpl<?> component = (ComponentImpl<?>) beanObj;
                    ScopeType scope = component.getScopeType().getAnnotation(ScopeType.class);
                    if (scope.passivating())
                    {
                        // TODO  Check constructor


                        // TODO Check non-transient fields

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