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I want to write the name of method which is using with @PostConstruct. But I found that AOP is unable to "Around" the PostConstruct method. Is there any way to use AOP with PostConstruct method? Give this a try. @Around("@annotation(javax.annotation.PostConstruct)") public void myAdvice(ProceedingJoinPoint jp) throws Throwable{ System.out.println("This is before " + jp.getSignature().getName() + "()"); jp.proceed(); } Additionally you need to activate compile-time weaving. I published a Demo project on github which uses maven. Clone https://github.com/jannikweichert/PostConstructAOPDemo and

I'm having difficulty with my EJB3.1 bean initialisation and more specifically to do with it failing due to perceived transaction rollback, even though I've marked the bean with @TransactionAttribute(NOT_SUPPORTED) . This should mean that any client transaction is paused on bean method entry until exit (when it will be resumed. It's definitely the transactional apprach I want. The "gist" of the code and error are as follows (note some of it is hand-cranked to hide details but is all relevant and representative): @Singleton(name = "MyClass") @ConcurrencyManagement(value = BEAN)

I have a BaseBean with a @PostConstruct, and a bean extending it on which i would like to call another @PostConstruct. I have read several places where it said it was possible, however, it seems the @postConstruct on the extending class is called first (if the second is called at all). I then get a NPE on "context" because I'm assuming the super bean's PostConstruct has already been called. Is this do-able? If so what am I doing wrong? Base bean: @ManagedBean @RequestScoped public class BaseBean { @ManagedProperty(value = "#{contextBean}") private ContextBean contextBean; Context context;

If I have a class with a @PostConstruct method, how can I test its constructor and thus its @PostConstruct method using JUnit and Spring? I can't simply use new ClassName(param, param) because then it's not using Spring -- the @PostConstruct method is not getting fired. Am I missing something obvious here? public class Connection { private String x1; private String x2; public Connection(String x1, String x2) { this.x1 = x1; this.x2 = x2; } @PostConstruct public void init() { x1 = "arf arf arf" } } @Test public void test() { Connection c = new Connection("dog", "ruff"); assertEquals("arf arf

I'm using a hierarchy of classes and what I would optimally try to do is have @ManagedBean 's that inherit a class that have @ManagedProperty members and @PostConstruct methods. Specifically, will this work? : public class A { @ManagedProperty private C c; @PostConstruct public void init() { // Do some initialization stuff } public C getC() { return c; } public void setC(C c) { this.c = c; } } @ManagedBean @SessionScoped public class B extends A { // Content... } Thanks in Advance! The @ManagedProperty is inherited and will just work that way. The @PostConstruct will also be inherited,

I use, JSF Spring OCPSoft Rewrite Glassfish 4 / Jetty 9 I've noticed that my beans invoke @PostConstruct 's init() method twice. Here's sample bean that got initialized twice, if you'll need web.xml or anything else, just post it - I ran out of ideas. @ManagedBean(name = "userBean") public class UserBean implements Serializable { private static final long serialVersionUID = -1347081883455053542L; @ManagedProperty(value = "#{param.username}") private String username; private Users user; private Authentication authentication; private StreamedContent avatar; @PostConstruct public void init() {

I'd like to handle a JSF @PostConstruct exception by redirecting to another page. I'm using FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext().dispatch("page.jsf"); which works great but since the page uses 2 backing beans it continues to load the other backing bean (and if it encounters an error on the other backing bean it never gets to that dispatch/redirect). My question is.. is there a way to force that dispatch to happen right away and not load everything else? damian Look at this similar question: JSF navigation redirect to previous page According to BalusC you can use the following