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Support `@Stereotype`

See original GitHub issue

The FT spec doesn’t mention Stereotypes, so there is no test in the TCK and implementations don’t have to support it.

It would be useful to, e.g., define a @Stereotype-annotation @Gateway with the complete default FT handling and use it for all gateway classes.

As a fallback it should at least be explicitly documented as not supported.

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Created 6 years ago
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Emily-Jiangcommented, Dec 6, 2017

I will defer this one. However, I will add a statement on the spec to say “The stereotype support is optional.”

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t1commented, Mar 22, 2018

Okay, now I understand. This limitation of the CDI spec regarding stereotypes does restrict its usefulness, even when it never occurred to me before. I guess the main use-case is to define stereotypes on the class level anyway. When I have a bunch of gateway classes to encapsulate the access to remote systems that I want to protect with FT, wouldn’t it be useful to define the default FT behaviour in a @Gateway stereotype annotation? I could change anything at the class or at the method level, but the defaults are there. I could not remove something, e.g. the timeout, but I could change it to any value.

I think this would be very valuable. Don’t you agree?

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