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This project provides a way to genericly run CDI containers from inside of unit tests or Java SE applications.

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package org.apache.deltaspike.cdise.api;


import javax.enterprise.inject.spi.BeanManager;
import java.util.Map;


/**
 * 

A CdiTestContainer provides access to an underlying JSR-299 (CDI) * Container. It allows starting and stopping the container and to start * and stop the built-in contexts of that container.

* *

The intention is to provide a portable control for CDI containers in * Java SE environments. It is not intended for environments in which the * CDI container is under full control of the server already, e.g. in * EE-containers.

*/ public interface CdiContainer { /** *

Booting the CdiTestContainer will scan the whole classpath * for Beans and extensions available. * The container might throw a DeploymentException or similar on startup.

* *

Note: booting the container does not automatically * start all CDI Contexts! Depending on the underlying CDI container you * might need to invoke {@link #getContextControl()} and execute * {@link ContextControl#startContext(Class)} or * {@link ContextControl#startContexts()}

*/ void boot(); /** *

Like {@link #boot()} but allows to pass in a configuration Map * for the container.

*

Please note that the configuration is container implementation dependent!

* * @param properties */ void boot(Map properties); /** * This will shutdown the underlying CDI container and stop all contexts. */ void shutdown(); /** * @return the {@link BeanManager} or null it not available */ BeanManager getBeanManager(); /** * @return ContextControl for the started Container. null if the container is not yet started */ ContextControl getContextControl(); }




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