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With CDI 2.x, if your bean has been discovered and registered by the CDI container, it is already qualified as @Default, provided there is no other qualified bean that matches the type being registered.
As for string naming, that option is useful when integrating CDI with technologies that is outside of the CDI framework. For example, Jakarta Server Faces is the Web component framework that allows frontend web development to interact with CDI beans using Expression Language and the only way one would interface a CDI bean is only when a bean is @Named.
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Sep 08, 2021 · BUHAKE SINDI
With CDI 2.x, if your bean has been discovered and registered by the CDI container, it is already qualified as @Default, provided there is no other qualified bean that matches the type being registered.
As for string naming, that option is useful when integrating CDI with technologies that is outside of the CDI framework. For example, Jakarta Server Faces is the Web component framework that allows frontend web development to interact with CDI beans using Expression Language and the only way one would interface a CDI bean is only when a bean is @Named.
I hope this clears your concerns somewhat.
Aug 09, 2020 · deji adesoga
HTTP status 418 is defined in RFC 2324 - Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol. I guess many don't know about such protocol.